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Lantis
 Post subject: fitting a spoiler
PostPosted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 3:25 pm 
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Does anybody know how much it costs to fit a standard spoiler on???
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Stealth
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Nothing. Just do it yourself! It isn't actually too hard.
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maz323f
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Depends where you take it. If its just fitting you want and are having a garage fit it, it should take less than 1 hour any more than that and the person fitting it is a numpty.

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pmsl @ numpty
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whats involved in doing it yourself? I was looking into doing this as well...
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Mark.T
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At a guess..

Remove some trim, drill some 'oles, do up some nuts and Robert's your mother's brother - Kev'd up boot lid :wink:


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tucker101uk
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actually robert WAS my mothers brother. Now he's my mothers sister. If you know what i mean!!! :)
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maz323f
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dont forget the anti rust sealant for where you have drilled, also using clear mastic bond stuff at the base of the spoiler works well as it helps stops vibrations, helps hold the spoiler in place and tidys it up a tad :)
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