asoka05

definitely DO NOT THREAD OUT.

Look how I found out..

157dB

Opps, you must have a model earlier/later than 07...
Is that a GT500 spoiler?
I though we were dealing with a GT spoiler here...
Heat the studs up with the propane torch and pull them out.

4.0 $tang

not to be a jerk, but here i go. why would u use pliers directly on the threads? use the double nut technique and not ruin anything. i know u weren't planning on using them anyway, but C'mon Man.

pascal

Only the hood is Jim.
I wish they'd get us an aluminum rear lid for weight saving as well...


@157db, he's working with a 2010 spoiler here. They're different for sure.
If this thing is light enough and flush all the way around, he can get away with 3M tape without dropping it on someone's windshield, lol.
It would have to have good bonding tape all the way around for it to be safe, like my ducktail is.
Short of that, it's a bad idea and drilling would be the only piece of mind IMO.

Vanaman

I actually just ordered a Trucarbon CF deck lid, it's my second shipment as the hood I ordered was cracked and the deck lid was for the 2010+ model, but the thing weighed maybe 8 pounds. Definitely the way to go if you want to save weight. The stock trunk lid feels heavier than the hood to me! I'm also interested in securing the spoiler as well, as I also ordered the Trucarbon CF GT500 style spoiler as well, and I'd rather not drill through CF. I was planning on using a healthy amount of 3M tape, but I do live on the East coast, and don't know how weather changes would affect the tape.

Siber Express

Bolt it down, the 3M tapes works awesome, but the studs and nuts actually hold it down.