When fitting the Nizmo rear spoiler make sure it is right to the very edge of the boot/trunk lid. If it is only a few mms off the edge the wing tips touch the body work when you go over bumps - producing a perplexing noise every now and then.

 

CAR2

Is this a genuine Nismo spoiler? mine's install accoring to the Nismo template they included with the wing, it's a good 1-2mm from the edge and it's not causing any problems, plus it has foam rubber under the tips (provided by Nismo).

David

 

No it is a copy but comparing the two together I can't pick the difference - I ended up 2 mm from the end and used foam as in the original.

 

Where did you buy the wing?

 

Spoiler Shop WA ph 0893171988 if you are interested.

 

Hello Chris,

I just ordered a set of Nismo side skirts from Daniel! Thanks for your info from the previous time!!! Should be able to get those parts early to mid next week!

cheers,

richie

 

Good - they are very nice people - they try harder than most - I'm very picky and they fix all my little problems. i want that front spoiler - still trying to work out where to get it.

 

Chris,

which front spoiler are you refering to? you meant my veilside one? I think spoilership should be able to get one for ya soon!

cheers,

richie

 

Yes the Veilside one. I have'nt asked the Spoiler Shop yet.

 

Daniel has been really helpful! I kept on bugging him because the stupid freight company didn't pick up the parcel until tuesday night and they supposed to do that by monday morning or noon already... my friends and me might order more things from him again!

cheers,

richie

 

Pardon my ignorance, but if I was to fit a Nismo rear spolier how is the original Track spoiler attached? Will I have to drill holes and if so how are you protecting the new hole from rust?

 

I'll post my expert answer (ie I've never seen a Nismo kit in the flesh). The stock Track spoiler is removed and not reused. The new spoiler uses the existing mounting holes and 2 new holes. Just paint the edges of the new holes with paint if you're worried. Spoilers are usually sealed down with tape so it's highly unlikely any moisture could reach the holes to cause a rust problem.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

 

I'm too quick for rust!!