Finally a V6 Chin Spoiler
11-30-2010, 08:55 PM
#22
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12-07-2010, 03:05 PM
#25
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here some pics of the new stillen v6 chin spoiler part#KB41522 installed on my race red 2011, installation was a breeze. I simply cleaned the whole lower bumper area with soap&water then dried it&cleaned it again with an alcohol wipe. Then I test fitted the lip to ensure everything lined up which it did surprisingly and fit so well that no trimming was required.
Unscrew the two 7mm screws on either side of the factory lip spoiler, peel off the backing on the tape allready installed on the stillen lip. Using a helper we firmly held it in place while re installing the two side 7mm screws. Then using a philips screw driver and some elbow grease you screw in the self taping screws in the supplied holes underneath the chin and into the bottom of your factory bumper.
Since they included two more screws for some reason then there was holes?
I used a drill bit and made two more holes close to the sides underneath the lip and screwed the extra screws in.
All in all less than 15-20 mins start to finish installation time and I love the way it looks def a more aggressive front lip then stock and for $173 shipped to my door in 5 days? Well I'm not complaining one bit not to mention the urethane finish matches well with the factory side skirts
Unscrew the two 7mm screws on either side of the factory lip spoiler, peel off the backing on the tape allready installed on the stillen lip. Using a helper we firmly held it in place while re installing the two side 7mm screws. Then using a philips screw driver and some elbow grease you screw in the self taping screws in the supplied holes underneath the chin and into the bottom of your factory bumper.
Since they included two more screws for some reason then there was holes?
I used a drill bit and made two more holes close to the sides underneath the lip and screwed the extra screws in.
All in all less than 15-20 mins start to finish installation time and I love the way it looks def a more aggressive front lip then stock and for $173 shipped to my door in 5 days? Well I'm not complaining one bit not to mention the urethane finish matches well with the factory side skirts
Last edited by 3.73-11; 12-08-2010 at 03:08 PM.
12-07-2010, 10:31 PM
#29
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 784
here some pics of the new stillen v6 chin spoiler installed on my race red 2011, installation was a breeze. I simply cleaned the whole lower bumper area with soap&water then dried it&cleaned it again with an alcohol wipe. Test fitted the spoiler to ensure everything lined up which it did no trimming required. Unscrewed the two 7mm screws on either side of the factory chin spoiler, peeled off the backing on the tape. Using a helper we firmly held it in place while you re install the two side 7mm screws. Then using a philips screw driver and some elbow grease you screw in the self taping screws in the supplied holes underneath the chin and into the bottom of your factory bumper. Since they included two extra screws for some reason then there was holes I used a drill bit and made two more holes close to the sides and screwed the extra screws in. All in all less than 15-20 mins start to finish and I love the way it looks def a more aggressive front lip then stock and for $173 shipped to my door in 5 days I'm not complaining one bit not to mention the urethane finish matches well with the factory side skirts
