Spoiler question
11-17-2006, 06:06 PM
#11
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RE: Spoiler question
This is the best I got. Do a search on ebay for 1993 Mustang Convertible and you are bound to find several of them for sale with detailed pictures so you can see how the brake light looks.
Oh, here's another one! You can see how the 3rd light is mounted to the trunk, and the spoiler rides over it I believe
Oh, here's another one! You can see how the 3rd light is mounted to the trunk, and the spoiler rides over it I believe
11-20-2006, 10:02 AM
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RE: Spoiler question
Well, here is mine.........and keep the badges, I didnt like mine without them. JMO.
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11-20-2006, 11:16 AM
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RE: Spoiler question
www.blueovalindustries.com
Here's my car with their spoiler.
I got a coupe trunk lid from a wrecking yard. Filling that hole for the third brake light will never look right. I also offed the "LX" badge but left the Blue Oval.
Here's my car with their spoiler.
I got a coupe trunk lid from a wrecking yard. Filling that hole for the third brake light will never look right. I also offed the "LX" badge but left the Blue Oval.
11-20-2006, 12:07 PM
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RE: Spoiler question
ORIGINAL: whiteout 5.0
go with the steeda spoiler.
go with the steeda spoiler.
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
^^ I prob like that wing the best for verts. And IMO, I like 5.0's without badges. And they look even better with the antennas shaved
^^ I prob like that wing the best for verts. And IMO, I like 5.0's without badges. And they look even better with the antennas shaved
11-20-2006, 12:10 PM
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RE: Spoiler question
I appreciate you taking my opinion seriously 
Yea, I shaved my antenna on my 88 GT. Im not sure how its going to hold up but it came out really well. I siliconed a thick piece of sheetmetal on the underside of the fender covering the antenna hole and than just filled it in. Was a PITA but it actually came out really well. I was just doing it because I was bored but I think Im going to keep it and hope for the best lol. I am getting a welder soon so maybe I will weld it instead of silicone lol
Yea, I shaved my antenna on my 88 GT. Im not sure how its going to hold up but it came out really well. I siliconed a thick piece of sheetmetal on the underside of the fender covering the antenna hole and than just filled it in. Was a PITA but it actually came out really well. I was just doing it because I was bored but I think Im going to keep it and hope for the best lol. I am getting a welder soon so maybe I will weld it instead of silicone lol
11-20-2006, 01:04 PM
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RE: Spoiler question
yea, well i deal with a lot of bonding metals and plastics at work, and there are some adhesives that'll hold up longer, better, than welding incorrectly, lol it should hold, if not weld a disc in place and refill/repaint. i.e. for metal to metal loctite H4720 is a two part acrylic that'll withstand over 4000 psi shear strength, this stuff is used to hold I beams in place while being welded or bolted in place!