Rear Wing Spoiler
Rear Wing Spoiler
Have any of you ever installed this by yourself?
http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Acura...2-SEP-XXX.aspx
If yes, can you describe the experience/level of difficulty?
http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Acura...2-SEP-XXX.aspx
If yes, can you describe the experience/level of difficulty?
Wingless FTW! You might even find someone local who is willing to trade you a winged trunklid for a wingless one, in your same color.
But if you insist, taking apart the liner in the trunk lid is very easy. Then its a matter of lining things up straight and getting the balls to drill through your trunk lid.
But if you insist, taking apart the liner in the trunk lid is very easy. Then its a matter of lining things up straight and getting the balls to drill through your trunk lid.
I personally would be much more scared of rust developing years later at the drill sites.
Lining it up should be fine. Just be sure before drilling... use a marker to mark the spot and measure three times, then start the hole with a small drill bit as a pilot, then switch to a the correct drill bit once you have a nice pilot hole started.
Lining it up should be fine. Just be sure before drilling... use a marker to mark the spot and measure three times, then start the hole with a small drill bit as a pilot, then switch to a the correct drill bit once you have a nice pilot hole started.
I did mine myself. Painted the drill holes and used a bit of silicone to prevent leaks/rusting. There's also a template provided to locate the holes.
I bought the tool to change the springs.
In the end, I wish I hadn't done it, but it's not the worst around.
I bought the tool to change the springs.
In the end, I wish I hadn't done it, but it's not the worst around.
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