High level spoiler rear roof spoiler 07 WRX
21 November 2009, 03:02 PM
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High level spoiler rear roof spoiler 07 WRX
Looking a rear high level spoiler and a rear roof spoiler for a 07 WRX
would prefer and original rather than copies, what have you got??
Cheers
would prefer and original rather than copies, what have you got??
Cheers
21 November 2009, 03:23 PM
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I have a genuine Subaru roof spoiler, the blade is in black as is standard and the end caps are in WR blue (colour code 02c) but can be repainted if required at a charge (I would have to get you a price or you can arrange yourself).
I am after £140 Inc delivery PM me if interested.
The genuine ones are far better quality than the copies.
I am after £140 Inc delivery PM me if interested.
The genuine ones are far better quality than the copies.
21 November 2009, 03:32 PM
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Cheers!, quick reply!! lol
Painting wont be a problem as I'll probably need the high level painted anyway!
How is the roof spoiler fitted out of interest??
Painting wont be a problem as I'll probably need the high level painted anyway!
How is the roof spoiler fitted out of interest??
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I never fitted it to my Hawkeye but looking at the side plates they are screwed in and would require the interior c pillar trim to be removed and I assume holes would have to be drilled into the c pillar.
You could have rivnuts put into the c pillar as a quicker and easier solution or bond the side plates into place with a good quality bonding agent and leave to set. TBH I would let a good quality bodyshop undertake the work as they could paint the spoiler at the same time.
You could have rivnuts put into the c pillar as a quicker and easier solution or bond the side plates into place with a good quality bonding agent and leave to set. TBH I would let a good quality bodyshop undertake the work as they could paint the spoiler at the same time.
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