QuattroFan02

here goes. I had posted previously that I would under no circumstances drill holes on my trunk. I tried the 3M moulding tape TWICE and it failed. Now I'm biting my lip. So I went ahead and DRILLED. Not for the faint of heart, but all in all, a worthwhile experience. Toughest part was the two screws on the ends of the spoiler, there is NO room to work with. Here are some pics.

<img src="http://quattrofan.com//spoilerhole.jpg">
<img src="http://quattrofan.com//spoiler1.jpg">
<img src="http://quattrofan.com//spoiler2.jpg">
<img src="http://quattrofan.com//spoiler1z.jpg">
<img src="http://quattrofan.com//spoilerrear.jpg">
<img src="http://quattrofan.com//weathrsp.jpg">

Also I used thicker weatherstripping than what was provided. I bought it at Lowes. Also used rubber washers on both sides and Marine Goop glue to keep screws from vibrating loose.

Jayhawk

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/54118/cool_storm_027.jpg">

basel

did the spolier come with a template? if not how did you make sure yer screws lined up?

just curious...

QuattroFan02

It came with these "clips" that can be taped down that kind of set the guide for drilling

QuattroFan02

to to fit well on the trunk's edge. These spoilers from SPP were not like that.

basel

"kind of"...you are one brave soul my man :-)

QuattroFan02

Thanks, trust me I debated for a few days whether or not to drill.

dubaudi1

if you ever decide you don't want it, you have three pretty holes in your trunk.

formerly dennisA4

Looks great, good job.

QuattroFan02

Correction, four pretty holes.