Gurney flap on stock Z51 spoiler?
#2
Safety Car
I would think some type of anchor or something would be needed? Just a screw into the spoiler might not hold up to all that wind..
...something like this?
http://store.tkoperformance.com/c7cafirespwi.html
...something like this?
http://store.tkoperformance.com/c7cafirespwi.html
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I would think some type of anchor or something would be needed? Just a screw into the spoiler might not hold up to all that wind..
...something like this?
http://store.tkoperformance.com/c7cafirespwi.html
...something like this?
http://store.tkoperformance.com/c7cafirespwi.html
#4
#5
Racer
If you don't want to go through removing the existing to reinforce, use an epoxy adhesive (3M DP110 or equiv) to bond the flap and then screw it.
#8
Safety Car
Very interested in this. I wonder how they made that one adjustable. Wish someone had it so we could get some close ups. Probably haven't sold many if any. I'd be in at 1/2 price maybe....
#10
I'd just get the APR.