Shadow7874

Was looking at my car the other night and i think no spoiler could be a very sleek look with my blackout panel and cs rear. Ive read a few threads on how to do a cheap delete without repainting and what not. The best method ive seen was using some sort of plastic plug and then just painting it. Does anyone have more info on where to get something like that? Also if i decide i like the spoiler look better, how can i reattach it? buy some 3m and bolt it back?

Also any redfires without spoilers or spoilers other then oem should post pics

06z28eater

yeah i know for sure u can just use 3m tape to reapply it. i like the non spoiler look, beats the hell out of the stock spoiler for sure. i was going to but i got the gt500 replica. i remember reading about a guy who found some bolts with thin heads and used them and painted the heads. looked good

StowesStang

Ive gone spoiler delete on my last two stangs and wouldnt have it any other way, LOVE the spoiler delete. I just plugged the holes temporarily but my "temporary" plug has been going over a year now!! LOL

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stealth_GT

lol my spoiler delete consisted of four small thin pieces of plastic lined up under the spoiler holes and duct tape cut to fit under it. Looked good because I have a black car, but now, I'd rather have the black plugs like above. Once I have everything squared away in terms of power, I'd like to get a oem replacement.. for $450.

StowesStang

That is my goal, one of these days!!!! lol

forensicsteve

quick vid of rear of car (redfire or torchred???) with spoiler delete....just ignore the sound of the SPR III cams

http://s149.photobucket.com/albums/s...camsstage3.flv

CKurello

I recently did this and I love it. I used these to plug the holes then put a washer and caulked them. FYI these are also the correct fasteners for rockers panels. http://www.autoparts2020.com/rsdev/p...T_HDR_ID=96533

Shadow7874

Im kinda thinking about putting a peice of plastic or something on the back of the holes (as in inside the trunk) then filling whats left with touch up paint. It seems like that would give the closest to professional look without spending much money at all

Doogie65

Think I paid about $1 for the 4 plastic plugs from Ace Hardware and used a bottle of Ford touch up paint to color match the plugs and they really blend in nicely.

S197steve

I need to stop on Lowe's on my way home tonight to pick up some storage bins and might pick up some of said plugs. Are they in the hardware section? Any particular type of plug I should look for?

I've wanted to take my spoiler off almost from the time I got the car and this idea looks like a great way to do it on the cheap.