Mine is flush in the front and has the gap on on the sides on my 96...I think I'm going to move it tho.
Mach 1 chin spoiler..
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What I did was,
I put the front of the car on ramps, I put double sided tape under the front bumper and placed the chin spoiler in place. than mark/drill the holes for it. take the spoiler out cleaned the holes (so that there is nothing left between the spoiler and the bumper) put more double sided tape and then used the push pins that came with the spoiler.
The hardest part of the job was pushing the pins in their place
it hurts the fingers (especially if the holes you drilled are alittle small) 
I put the front of the car on ramps, I put double sided tape under the front bumper and placed the chin spoiler in place. than mark/drill the holes for it. take the spoiler out cleaned the holes (so that there is nothing left between the spoiler and the bumper) put more double sided tape and then used the push pins that came with the spoiler.
The hardest part of the job was pushing the pins in their place
it hurts the fingers (especially if the holes you drilled are alittle small) I used the push pins that came with the chin but I also used some self tapping screws at the wheel wells and in the middle for added strength.
Also when installing you have to line up the spoiler at the wheel well if you don't want the gap there. It won't fit flush in front though. It will be set back of the stock bumper slightly...I've bottomed out several times on low curbs and the chin hasn't budged at all.
Also when installing you have to line up the spoiler at the wheel well if you don't want the gap there. It won't fit flush in front though. It will be set back of the stock bumper slightly...I've bottomed out several times on low curbs and the chin hasn't budged at all.
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