Members with rear deck spoilers(wings)...
08-28-2003, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Okay, I thought I made this clear, the spolier is only off long enough for a wash and wax. Judging by my pic in the lounge post, there'* enough bubble butts around here! 
08-28-2003, 08:59 PM
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Hehe, i actually HAD a bubble butt before i joined this club.. I Put a new one on myself. IT WAS A PAIN IN THE A$$. 
But it ended up working out and now i have a perfectly matching spoiler that looks factory... Yup, 6 lugs, but instead of just using the rubber grommets i silicone-sealed mine, so i DOUBT it will come off anytime soon (but it will NEVER leak either ), so ill just make sure to spray it well...
But it ended up working out and now i have a perfectly matching spoiler that looks factory... Yup, 6 lugs, but instead of just using the rubber grommets i silicone-sealed mine, so i DOUBT it will come off anytime soon (but it will NEVER leak either ), so ill just make sure to spray it well...
08-29-2003, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Rogue
I looked a bit under my spoiler and it looks like thre is some dbl sided tape as well as the bolts. Anyone with a 2000+ do this yet?
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08-29-2003, 05:05 PM
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MOS95B, I was considering getting a rear wing from mine until I saw your pics. Now, I don't know. Got a good look at bonnie94sse Drug Runner yesterday. I was checking out his spoiler seeing how it was attached. Does your have the rubber groments under the wing?
08-29-2003, 07:05 PM
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Get the damn spoiler before i slap you with martha stewarts douchebag. 
Actually i'm gonna remove mine this weekend now, and lay down the meguiars Gold Class wax (most relfective EVER) and do some claying too! I just bought the detailers mist and wipe cause i figure the clay won't have much to pick up this time, so i'll re0use it once.
Actually i'm gonna remove mine this weekend now, and lay down the meguiars Gold Class wax (most relfective EVER) and do some claying too! I just bought the detailers mist and wipe cause i figure the clay won't have much to pick up this time, so i'll re0use it once.
08-29-2003, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by ssesc93
Hurry up and put it back on!
08-29-2003, 09:26 PM
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The 2k+ have a more aggressive look to them too, and might be kinda neat. Although they have some edgier looks..
A 96-99 one has a rectangular contact area on each side on the edges where it mounts. A 92-95 is just one curve. And a cleaner look IMHO.
A 96-99 one has a rectangular contact area on each side on the edges where it mounts. A 92-95 is just one curve. And a cleaner look IMHO.