WTB: GM full length Spoiler Hardware. Please help me out!!
#1
WTB: GM full length Spoiler Hardware. Please help me out!!
i want to buy GM full length Spoiler Hardware. i have the spoiler but i don't have the hardware for installation.
1. can someone provide me with the harware and i can pay you for it.
2. or can someone provide me with a list of neccessary screws, nuts, and bolts that i need to purchase my self for the installation. * can you please provide me the the exact size of the screwnuts and bolts if possible.
i don't mind paying a little money for this, but i just need it for installation. and i really want to put this spoiler on soon. so if someone can help me our or direct me to someone that can help me that will be awesome. thank you
1. can someone provide me with the harware and i can pay you for it.
2. or can someone provide me with a list of neccessary screws, nuts, and bolts that i need to purchase my self for the installation. * can you please provide me the the exact size of the screwnuts and bolts if possible.
i don't mind paying a little money for this, but i just need it for installation. and i really want to put this spoiler on soon. so if someone can help me our or direct me to someone that can help me that will be awesome. thank you
#3
Drifting
I did'nt use any of the hardware only relocating the two center bolts from the OEM spoiler and using tape to hold down the ends. It's been awhile, so do you many pieces there actually were. I'll look tonight and see if any of the nuts and bolts are left lying around..........
Frank
Frank
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St. Jude Donor '17
I have a new spoiler sitting here (not for sale) that has the studs and the aero tape at each location. Look like the two center studs line up with the old spoiler location. Are you needing the studs and nuts or what?
I did'nt use any of the hardware only relocating the two center bolts from the OEM spoiler and using tape to hold down the ends. It's been awhile, so do you many pieces there actually were. I'll look tonight and see if any of the nuts and bolts are left lying around..........
Frank
Frank
#5
Drifting
OK found a bag containing 4 bolts. They look to have ~1" threaded section with a clip on the end. Also has four matching nuts (nuts have attaching washer)...is this the hardware you need (image attached)???
Frank
Frank
#6
Drifting
There should be two screws that replace the center studs
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spoiler
is there anything else missing for the installation besides the two center screws and the 4 studs and nuts shown two post above? i'll be delighted if someone can tell me exactly what else i need. thank you
#9
Race Director
If you can get your hands on what is in the picture you will be good to go.
Do you have the instructions?? There is a bit of trimming/enlarging of the rectangular hole that the center brake light connector goes thru that you have to do...
Hope this helps...
#11
Drifting
Frank
ps-TIP: to remove the two pieces that you will re-use (the center pieces) you will need some vice grips to clamp onto the tip of the bolt on the OEM spoiler (there's a flat spot for it).
pss-and don't forgot you HAVE to cut a bit of the slot (yes on your car)where the current light hardware protrudes because when the light gets transferred into the race spoiler it will interfere.
Last edited by frankmp; 11-14-2008 at 08:40 PM.
#15
Race Director
Another note
I mounted mine without using the tape supplied. The 6 bolts are more than enough to hold the spolier down - the purpose of the tape is to try to eliminate those small gaps at the very ends of the spoiler - problem is you still get gaps and heaven help you if you ever want to get the spoiler off to clean or wax under it.
My not-so-humble opinion....
I mounted mine without using the tape supplied. The 6 bolts are more than enough to hold the spolier down - the purpose of the tape is to try to eliminate those small gaps at the very ends of the spoiler - problem is you still get gaps and heaven help you if you ever want to get the spoiler off to clean or wax under it.
My not-so-humble opinion....