prodrive jedi

Any of you guys ever fitted a scoobyworld replica STi 8 rear spoiler yourselves? it does say DIY fitment is possible but they recommend getting a decent auto body shop to sort the fitment instead.
Basically what's involved, does it pick up on the existing smaller WRX spoiler mounting holes, how many more holes do you have to drill etc etc etc.
Just don't fancy making a dogs **** of the hole project, thought i would seek a little advise first.
Appreciate any input

-shane-

iTrader: (40)

Mine is the scoobyworld one, I promise you im not very good at things like this but me and my dad gave it a go. remove the old wrx spoiler, then use the cardboard that came with the spoiler to make a template of the bottom of the sti spoiler. Then use the 4 holes from the wrx to fix the cardboard to the bootlid then carfull mark them and drill the holes, i think it was 8 additional holes,

Def can do this urself just take ur time and be brave

Vesuvio

My bodyshop man had a tough enough time with mine, unless you're quite experienced with this sort of thing I'd stay clear of a DIY fitment.

daz1968

iTrader: (13)

i didn´t have a problem with scoobyworld one just need helper to line it up

Bradford SUB 786

Hi there mate, I would defo go to a body shop, coz if not fitted properly it will cause you probs later with leaks, and we do get a lot of rain here

wiley

iTrader: (63)

definitely get it fitted from the bodyshop, in the long run if you DIY'd it you make get problems (leaks, rattles etc), so leave it with the pros

wiley

daz1968

iTrader: (13)

its not difficult if you take your time. But i have restored cars in the past and rebuilt a few engines so am not afraid to tackle anything. Depends on your own confidence and knowledge.