new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
11-14-2007, 07:42 PM
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new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
Hey everybody thought i would show you guys the new pics and some of the install of the spoiler. All the work was done by my buddy and mustang forums member PASCAL. We didnt want to drill into the side of the car so the side parts were all added to the car by the 2 side tape. Pascal grinded the bolt out and made it actually sit more flush then any roush spoiler i have seen, so as long as the tape holds out im a happy camper, wich i believe it will . It felt very very soilidanyway let me know what you guys think and if you are in central fl area i def would recomend Pascal , great work but even better great guy and has a sick stang of his own, plus truck in pics is his too wich is pretty bad ***. Ill be back next week with more picswhenI lower the car. And yes i know i need rims bad[:'(].
P.s I got all of my stuff through pascal too.good prices
P.s I got all of my stuff through pascal too.good prices
11-14-2007, 09:24 PM
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RE: new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
Actually, the side pieces are really light and I ain't worry about them coming off.
The trunk piece didn't fit all that good and I'm glad it uses the factory holes.
I have seen a lot of Roush rear spoiler with gaps at one end of that center piece.
That hard plastic is not a good idea for choice of material because it won't give and therefore, won't follow contours very good.
Street scene or Cervini are flexible and it's a better fit.
The trunk piece didn't fit all that good and I'm glad it uses the factory holes.
I have seen a lot of Roush rear spoiler with gaps at one end of that center piece.
That hard plastic is not a good idea for choice of material because it won't give and therefore, won't follow contours very good.
Street scene or Cervini are flexible and it's a better fit.
11-14-2007, 09:31 PM
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RE: new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
looks sick. i like that honeycomb insert flows nice with the roush wing. i also shaved off the bolts and mounted with tape so i didnt have to drill 4 holes into the car.it has held up fine with the tape.
11-14-2007, 09:37 PM
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RE: new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
ORIGINAL: justang07
looks sick. i like that honeycomb insert flows nice with the roush wing. i also shaved off the bolts and mounted with tape so i didnt have to drill 4 holes into the car.it has held up fine with the tape.
looks sick. i like that honeycomb insert flows nice with the roush wing. i also shaved off the bolts and mounted with tape so i didnt have to drill 4 holes into the car.it has held up fine with the tape.
11-14-2007, 09:37 PM
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RE: new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
ORIGINAL: T8Stanggt
Bad @ss I like the honeycomb blackout and the spoiler. looks really good
Bad @ss I like the honeycomb blackout and the spoiler. looks really good
11-14-2007, 09:43 PM
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RE: new spoiler pics + deck lid + light covers
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looks sick. i like that honeycomb insert flows nice with the roush wing. i also shaved off the bolts and mounted with tape so i didnt have to drill 4 holes into the car.it has held up fine with the tape.
looks sick. i like that honeycomb insert flows nice with the roush wing. i also shaved off the bolts and mounted with tape so i didnt have to drill 4 holes into the car.it has held up fine with the tape.
The all trick, is to clean the surfaces real good(You have to be **** there)and don't put your fingers on the tapenor the body.
Once that tape contacts, it's on there for good.
