New rear spoiler install.

Discussion in '2005 - 2012 (S-197) Mustang' started by Casey4s, Aug 5, 2009.

  1. Casey4s New Member

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    Got a link?

    Post pics when you install it.
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    That's enough show mods....now how about some go mods:nice:
  3. 02GTRX I told an admin to shut up...now I live with the S

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    I got the same spoiler about a tear ago and only used the 2 existing holes with the double side tape. Holds just fine, even at 140mph.
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    Just ordered mine today. Gonna only use the two holes also! Will take pics when its installed....
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    looks great, i love my gt500 spoiler too..
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    I cut out the additional holes when I installed mine... the trunk is aluminum, it's not going to rust if that's what you're worried about.
  7. kooldawg6 mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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    At some point, I'm going to do that to mine as the very ends are lifting up about 1/8"...even with the adhesive.
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    Just installed mine. Taking off the old spoiler was a pain. The old spoiler also nicked the trunk up pretty good. The new spoiler did not cover that spot, so I have to get it touched up.

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    Looks good :nice:
  10. kooldawg6 mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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    +1!
    What and where did you damage??? Pics???
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    (car is kinda dirty, its been raining here for two days straight)

    The old spoiler wrapped over the upper portion of the truck. I guess from opening and closing it, it nicked and scuffed it. The GT 500 spolier sits almost flush with the trunk. I have a paint guy that did my side scoops. He said he can do touch up work. I am hoping he can fix this. I plan on bringing it to him when I go get my side mirrors painted in a few weeks.
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    What spoiler did you have on there before?
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    This one (notice the edge hanging over the trunk face). That is what nicked the trunk.

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  14. kooldawg6 mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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    Shouldn't be too pricey to repair.
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    Car looks great, but i think a CS bumper would fit much better than the valence cover. Just my opinion though.
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    Rear Skirt???

    Casey can you please tell me where you got that black plastic bottom skirt for the rear bumper of your mustang?

    Thank you bud I need the help.

    Anyone else know?

    -Christian

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