Thinking about removing my spoiler.

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04-23-2006, 01:35 AM

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wwmost

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

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I took mine off....and it looked ghey. But if I had a coupe, it would be off now.

a sn95 with no wing is a different story[:'(]

04-23-2006, 01:54 AM

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

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Just go out and unbolt it....you don't need to see pics of other people's cars when you can see what it looks like on your in about 5 minutes[&:]

I'm at school.. till the may 7th; hence 0 tools other than a screw driver here. All of my toolsets are about 5 hours away.

04-23-2006, 01:56 AM

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

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There is no cheap kit for the holes.

Any body shop can take care of them for you for less than 300 one dollar bills.

I meant the little black plugs. I know there is nothing that will just make it look completely clean without body work.

that what i did. i got the plugs from autozone. they are for the plastic panels on the inside of the car.
hears the only pic i got. ill see if i can get more tomarrow

Thanks, any troubles with water leakage? I've never taken it off before so i'm not sure whats under those holes.

04-23-2006, 02:11 AM

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wwmost

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

i put silicone around them and havnt had any troubles with water. plus the first two bolts have a rubber piece that goes around them soo that seals it up pretty good. later down the road when i start do alot of cosmetic stuff to my car im gonna get the holes filledl in.

04-23-2006, 02:39 AM

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closer9

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

I say go for it too!

I had a frind that works at a local body shop do mine. He removed the blue oval and painted the stereo surround at the same time for $125...

04-25-2006, 01:00 PM

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Lord Ashram

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

Any update? Considering doing the same to my convertible, but really want to see a few pictures first before I waste time doing it... plus the holes seem to be a pain.

04-25-2006, 01:15 PM

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

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I took mine off....and it looked ghey. But if I had a coupe, it would be off now.

a sn95 with no wing is a different story[:'(]

I beg to differ. It's all about the stance of the car, at stock ride height it does not look good, but if the car is lowered itlikes nice IMO.

04-25-2006, 02:26 PM

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Dragon02GT

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RE: Thinking about removing my spoiler.

MOVE YOUR SPOILER BACK A FEW INCHES. IT LOOKS AWESOME. I did it to my little brothers v6 and it looked great. You can only move it back about 3 inches before uncovering the stock holes, but if you don't move it back to far you don't have any stupid holes or plugs in your truck, and it looks a lot like the Saleen sspoiler if you ask me. I just think plugs in your trunk looks dumb.