. . . Not another Chin Spoiler Thread!!!

satter_m

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Okay, got the spoiler for Christmas and now I need to buy some hardware to mount it to the car. Here are my questions:

1. What size screws/bolts, nuts, washers did you use?
2. What size drill bit do I need to use?
3. Are there any other secrets besides using the masking tape?

Thanks for your help!

 

Pwr_by_FORD

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1. Go to your local Ford dealership and get:
6.3 X 23.0 Rivets(mounting hardware 10 pcs.) Part # N802781S

2. I don't recall the exact size, but drill the holes so the plastic rivets
just fit(tight fit).

3. Duct tape works well to hold it in place. Just make sure it's lined up
properly before you fire the drill up...


Good luck

 

GoBabyVroommm

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GoBabyVroommm

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o yea opps forgot to put J/K

 

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redlordamazon

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a couple of pairs of vise grips work well to hold the spoiler in place. i centered the spoiler first and drilled the first hole in the center then i went and drilled the holes for each end by the wheel wells then i drilled the rest of the holes

 

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NOSInjected00GT

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self -tapping screws from home depot work incredibly well too

 

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edwardohaskillo

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I found it easier if it's on ramps...just make sure the ramps are low enough not to hang when backing off of them after the install.