Mar 4 2011, 12:06 PM
QUOTE(Krepek @ Mar 4 2011, 12:25 AM)
Aiyoo.. Dont play play wooo...
Thats why i ask got rubber washers or sumthing (foam, rubber or whatever).. Cannot attach rigid to rigid yo... It'll surely loosen up because of the vibration + prone to leaking..
Another thing is.. Whether its screw like normal screw (used for all other stuff- cannot one- cannot stand the tensile pressure) or nut and bolts (preferred- i think more secure)..
Please Do find a solution asap.. Duwan come all the way from here next week and come back with loosen spoilers or worse.. Leak during rain on the way back...
.. Real scared now... (easily spooked)
krepek, u better be careful with the spoiler installtion. my dc5 spoiler was badly installed, now got rust near the holes and rain water going into the boot. which is why i told my brother who owns an inspira to find a good place to do it.Thats why i ask got rubber washers or sumthing (foam, rubber or whatever).. Cannot attach rigid to rigid yo... It'll surely loosen up because of the vibration + prone to leaking..
Another thing is.. Whether its screw like normal screw (used for all other stuff- cannot one- cannot stand the tensile pressure) or nut and bolts (preferred- i think more secure)..
Please Do find a solution asap.. Duwan come all the way from here next week and come back with loosen spoilers or worse.. Leak during rain on the way back...
.. Real scared now... (easily spooked)proper way to do it.
1) most important part is the drilling. you got 1 shot, drill it wrong u gotta change your whole trunk lid.
2) after drilling holes, make sure to sand off the extra metal bits
3) apply anti-rust paint near the newly drilled holes and air blow or wait for it to dry
4) apply silicon to the holes to stop leaks
5) install the spoiler, use rubber/hard plastic(abs) washers on each side of the spoiler
6) more silicon if needed
7) screw the nuts tight with the correct torque settings
8) enjoy
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