Spoiler Delete?
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Joined: May 2005
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From: New Jersey
good luck finding a spoiler delete trunk in your color. i have been looking for 2 years. i used small carriage bolts and painted the top of the heads to match. came out great. carriage bolts work much better then plastic plugs, they head design is much more streamline. i will post up a picture in a bit to show you.
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Palm Beach to South Carolina
I went to great lengths to find a new '08 GT Premium loaded the way I wanted with the 13D spoiler delete option. But I could not find one and needed to buy a Mustang quick to take advantage of X-Plan pricing and then-current rebates/financing (back during the $4+ per gallon gas crisis).
I really did not like the pedistal spoiler, so I purchased a GT500 spoiler from The Spoiler Store for $120 delivered (a lot less than having the trunk filled and painted). I really like the look, but not as much as spoiler delete!
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: tennessee
good luck finding a spoiler delete trunk in your color. i have been looking for 2 years. i used small carriage bolts and painted the top of the heads to match. came out great. carriage bolts work much better then plastic plugs, they head design is much more streamline. i will post up a picture in a bit to show you.
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From: Orlando FL
Anyways, plugs are a nono. Painted or not, doesn't look right.
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 4,536
From: New Jersey
something like this:
i was quoted 400 bucks to fill the holes, and paint between the lights flat black. i will prob do it sometime this summer. but this def works for now.
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Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Alabama
Not a fan of the plugs or carbon fiber and I have had no luck in finding a spoiler delete trunk. I am probably going to buy one with the holes and have them filled and painted. I am good with the mechanical side but when it comes to body work I am lost. I was hoping to get some opinions on how good it will look after being filled and painted maybe Pascal will chime in.
No real closeups right now. Aside from the hackjob "detailer" utterly destroying the back half of my car with swirls and holograms the work was pretty good. We decided on plates to cover the holes from inside the trunk lid welded in place then filled from on top. Inside the lid is covered anyway, but I had them spray it the same factory matte finish so it wouldn't look out of place.
Had the GT500 spoiler before, to me this looks 10x better.
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Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Pineapple under the Sea
Just had this done myself.
No real closeups right now. Aside from the hackjob "detailer" utterly destroying the back half of my car with swirls and holograms the work was pretty good. We decided on plates to cover the holes from inside the trunk lid welded in place then filled from on top. Inside the lid is covered anyway, but I had them spray it the same factory matte finish so it wouldn't look out of place.
Had the GT500 spoiler before, to me this looks 10x better.
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No real closeups right now. Aside from the hackjob "detailer" utterly destroying the back half of my car with swirls and holograms the work was pretty good. We decided on plates to cover the holes from inside the trunk lid welded in place then filled from on top. Inside the lid is covered anyway, but I had them spray it the same factory matte finish so it wouldn't look out of place.
Had the GT500 spoiler before, to me this looks 10x better.
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lol, JK. Looks great.
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Joined: May 2005
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From: New Jersey
Just had this done myself.
No real closeups right now. Aside from the hackjob "detailer" utterly destroying the back half of my car with swirls and holograms the work was pretty good. We decided on plates to cover the holes from inside the trunk lid welded in place then filled from on top. Inside the lid is covered anyway, but I had them spray it the same factory matte finish so it wouldn't look out of place.
Had the GT500 spoiler before, to me this looks 10x better.
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No real closeups right now. Aside from the hackjob "detailer" utterly destroying the back half of my car with swirls and holograms the work was pretty good. We decided on plates to cover the holes from inside the trunk lid welded in place then filled from on top. Inside the lid is covered anyway, but I had them spray it the same factory matte finish so it wouldn't look out of place.
Had the GT500 spoiler before, to me this looks 10x better.
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bullitt grille and spoiler delete, best combo around. more and more are catching on to our clean look. LESS IS MORE. beautiful car BTW
Last edited by StickShifty; Mar 7, 2010 at 05:20 PM.