Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
11-26-2006, 03:31 PM
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Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
Well I'm not a huge fan of the boomerang Roush wing so me and tehzack took it off. I actually like it a lot more like this and am considering getting the holes filled in and keeping it like this. Pics suck a bit but you can blame that on tehzack
11-26-2006, 03:38 PM
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RE: Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
11-26-2006, 04:29 PM
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RE: Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
ORIGINAL: wisk
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
11-26-2006, 04:37 PM
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RE: Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
ORIGINAL: ponysnake99
You can use Crylser plastic push screws to cover it up...gives it a riveted look, thats what i did
ORIGINAL: wisk
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
11-26-2006, 04:38 PM
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RE: Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
ORIGINAL: ponysnake99
You can use Crylser plastic push screws to cover it up...gives it a riveted look, thats what i did
ORIGINAL: wisk
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
Very nice looking. Thought about doing some round top bolts through the factory holes with maybe some rubber gasket or silicone to prevent any leaks, that way I could always go back if I wanted.
11-26-2006, 04:54 PM
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RE: Spoilerless...seems to be a trend :)
alrighty, ive got 4 on one side because the guy before me did the spoiler set back trick[X(]...but I'm still in mark up with them, some touch up paint and a little prep work and it should be practically unnoticable...plus they are removable, and there have been no leaks so far, they fit very snug...im sure some silicone would cure any little leak
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