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HOW TO…. Install Your Own Spoiler. MATERIALS. Do it yourself!. STEP ONE. Always fit the spoiler on the vehicle before prepping or painting to make sure it fits. Open deck lid and cover the carpet with a drop cloth so the hot metal shavings will not burn into the carpet.

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  1. HOW TO… Install Your Own Spoiler

  2. MATERIALS Do it yourself!

  3. STEP ONE • Always fit the spoiler on the vehicle before prepping or painting to make sure it fits. • Open deck lid and cover the carpet with a drop cloth so the hot metal shavings will not burn into the carpet. • Remove any trim panels with a panel puller or screw driver. • Partially close the deck lid.

  4. STEP TWO • Place the T-strips into mounting holes and the brake light wire hole. (NOTE: only drill a brake light wire hole if your spoiler is equipped with a led light.) • Use a small piece of masking tape to hold them into place.

  5. STEP THREE • Place spoiler on deck lid and align to proper position. Check for proper alignment using a tape measure side to side and front to back.

  6. STEP FOUR • Carefully lift spoiler straight up off t-strips, leaving them on the deck lid. • Using masking tape, secure the t-strips to the deck lid.

  7. STEP FIVE • Using the 1/8” drill bit, slide it through the small hole on the t-strip stem. • Mark the painted deck lid surface to locate the center of the holes to be drilled (FIGURE ONE). • Remove the t-strips from the deck lid and, using a unibit, drill through the 1/8” holes (FIGURE TWO). • Coat all bare metal with a rust preventative material and allow to dry. FIGURE ONE FIGURE TWO

  8. STEP SIX • Place spoiler upside down and apply the two foam gaskets over the holes on each side. • If your spoiler is equipped with led brake light, feed the brake light wire through the hole that was drilled for the brake light in the deck lid.

  9. STEP SEVEN • Place the spoiler on the deck lid and secure it with the ¼” x 20 Phillips head screws and ¼” x ¾” washers provided.

  10. Why… do it yourself? • It’s easy • SAVE MONEY! • Spoilers look good and add value to your car • SAVE MONEY!

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