STI 5 top rear spoiler for my 00 wagon
12 July 2006, 09:38 PM
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STI 5 top rear spoiler for my 00 wagon
hi just got spoile painted took old spoiler off ,
now whats left is 1 metal fitment each side at the top of the hatch.
now thier are 2 bolts sticking out of this and i cant get the spoiler anywere near it.
wht shall i do ? will i have to take metal brackets off(which is glued on).
i have some glue in a tube from the bodyshop forsticing bodypart together.
please help.
now whats left is 1 metal fitment each side at the top of the hatch.
now thier are 2 bolts sticking out of this and i cant get the spoiler anywere near it.
wht shall i do ? will i have to take metal brackets off(which is glued on).
i have some glue in a tube from the bodyshop forsticing bodypart together.
please help.
17 July 2006, 01:17 PM
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So have you gone from the standard top spoiler, to a new sti replica spoiler ?
I got a replica sti spoiler for my wagon. The metal bracket that wraps around the frame will need to come off. The big metal plate that is glued down will stay there. The bracket is screwed in on the inside of the boot lid and remove the nut holding it on the big metal plate. This bracket will need bending slightly to remove it. Once removed it is then screwed onto the new spoiler for extra safety when you fit it back on the boot lid.
http://i2.tinypic.com/qzpys8.jpg
You will also need to drill holes in the spoiler so that the bolts sticking up from the metal plate can fit into it.
http://i2.tinypic.com/qzou4j.jpg
I got a replica sti spoiler for my wagon. The metal bracket that wraps around the frame will need to come off. The big metal plate that is glued down will stay there. The bracket is screwed in on the inside of the boot lid and remove the nut holding it on the big metal plate. This bracket will need bending slightly to remove it. Once removed it is then screwed onto the new spoiler for extra safety when you fit it back on the boot lid.
http://i2.tinypic.com/qzpys8.jpg
You will also need to drill holes in the spoiler so that the bolts sticking up from the metal plate can fit into it.
http://i2.tinypic.com/qzou4j.jpg
Last edited by Gillp95; 17 July 2006 at 01:25 PM.
