Spoiler removal
#1
Spoiler removal
I wanna get rid of the stock spoiler, never liked it, but it happens to be on the car that I wanted to buy.
I am just gonna be spoiler-less for the rest of my Z ownership
They are glued on or screwed on? Any suggestions on how to remove it?
If anyone wanna buy it? PM me. thanks (can I do this here?)
***Oh, it's Silverstone color, no scratches whatsoever, I only have 2000miles on the car***
I am just gonna be spoiler-less for the rest of my Z ownership
They are glued on or screwed on? Any suggestions on how to remove it?
If anyone wanna buy it? PM me. thanks (can I do this here?)
***Oh, it's Silverstone color, no scratches whatsoever, I only have 2000miles on the car***
#4
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its bolted on plus it has a lot of double sided tape under it
once you get the bolts off its still gonna be on there pretty good. just giving you a heads up!!!!
I know this because my touring came without one and i bought one off a guy that took his off.
once you get the bolts off its still gonna be on there pretty good. just giving you a heads up!!!!
I know this because my touring came without one and i bought one off a guy that took his off.
#5
yeah, if they installed it properly, then they bolted it on and taped it. i heard of some just being applied with tape. i guess you could check underneath to see if you can see the bolts. if so, and you want to go spoiler-less, then i guess you are going to have to do some bodywork to cover the holes.
good luck.
good luck.
#6
Originally posted by ragtopz
yeah, if they installed it properly, then they bolted it on and taped it. i heard of some just being applied with tape. i guess you could check underneath to see if you can see the bolts. if so, and you want to go spoiler-less, then i guess you are going to have to do some bodywork to cover the holes.
good luck.
yeah, if they installed it properly, then they bolted it on and taped it. i heard of some just being applied with tape. i guess you could check underneath to see if you can see the bolts. if so, and you want to go spoiler-less, then i guess you are going to have to do some bodywork to cover the holes.
good luck.
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#8
Which ones?
Originally posted by Wedge
Another alternative is to go with an aftermarket spoler that you like better. Some of these are designed to use the existing holes from the stock spoiler.
Another alternative is to go with an aftermarket spoler that you like better. Some of these are designed to use the existing holes from the stock spoiler.
Thanks in advance
#9
Re: Which ones?
Originally posted by kbsig106
Would the NISMO spolier fall into that group using the existing holes. I love the stock spoiler but I'm looking for something MORE!!!!!
Would the NISMO spolier fall into that group using the existing holes. I love the stock spoiler but I'm looking for something MORE!!!!!
#10
remove the inside panel. remove 2 10mm nuts, there are also 2 pop clips, and lots or 3m tape. use plastic weed wacker cable to cut through the 3m tape in a sawing motion. then use silicone spray. spray and let soak to remove 3m backing. this wont harm the finish.
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