Mach 1 Chin Spoiler
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Mach 1 Chin Spoiler
When installing the mach 1 chin spoiler is it supposed to be flush with the side of the bumper in front of the wheel then be a little behind the bumper in the front or is it supposed to be flush on the front a have a little gap on the sides?
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RE: Mach 1 Chin Spoiler
[sm=exactly.gif]Yeah, i printed off instructions before i installed mine. I didn't read far enough down that said it is only going to be flush about 4 or 5 inches from the wheel well. I got all the way around with it being flush and there was a gap on the other side. Then i read all of the instructions. At first i was disappointed that it wasn't flush all the way around, but now that I have had it on for a week, i like it more.
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RE: Mach 1 Chin Spoiler
No it's not flush on a Mach 1. You can make the whole thing flush (or atleast I could) by starting at each wheel well. Fasten just the ends. Then work your way in switching from side to side while pulling it flush. You'll need two people. Instead of just marking it off and then drilling, line it up, pull it flush, then drill the hole. Then of course fasten it. It'll make it flush with the wheel well and flush all around.
Takes a bit of muscleling but it worked fine for me. Just gotta "stretch"it.
Takes a bit of muscleling but it worked fine for me. Just gotta "stretch"it.
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RE: Mach 1 Chin Spoiler
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No it's not flush on a Mach 1. You can make the whole thing flush (or atleast I could) by starting at each wheel well. Fasten just the ends. Then work your way in switching from side to side while pulling it flush. You'll need two people. Instead of just marking it off and then drilling, line it up, pull it flush, then drill the hole. Then of course fasten it. It'll make it flush with the wheel well and flush all around.
Takes a bit of muscleling but it worked fine for me. Just gotta "stretch"it.
No it's not flush on a Mach 1. You can make the whole thing flush (or atleast I could) by starting at each wheel well. Fasten just the ends. Then work your way in switching from side to side while pulling it flush. You'll need two people. Instead of just marking it off and then drilling, line it up, pull it flush, then drill the hole. Then of course fasten it. It'll make it flush with the wheel well and flush all around.
Takes a bit of muscleling but it worked fine for me. Just gotta "stretch"it.
It looks cool though.
Mine is flush with the wheel wells and sits about an inch back from the front bumper.....same as on the Mach.
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