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Originally Posted by Guedo512,Nov 16 2006, 10:17 PM
BUMP, someone has to want it. Ill install it too 
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Originally Posted by freq,Nov 16 2006, 10:27 PM
Sure I want it but ................. we'd have to swap complete trunks and you don't want an OEM rear lip anyways.
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^^^ Cost me 200 dollars to fill and paint the inside OEM holes on the trunk, paint my new wing stands, and then mount my new wing.
Probably looking at ~150 ish to do just the holes if you want it done right. They just completly repainted my trunk and then blended the trunk with the bumper and rear fenders.
Probably looking at ~150 ish to do just the holes if you want it done right. They just completly repainted my trunk and then blended the trunk with the bumper and rear fenders.
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Originally Posted by Spec_Ops2087,Nov 16 2006, 11:01 PM
^^^ Cost me 200 dollars to fill and paint the inside OEM holes on the trunk, paint my new wing stands, and then mount my new wing.
Probably looking at ~150 ish to do just the holes if you want it done right. They just completly repainted my trunk and then blended the trunk with the bumper and rear fenders.
Probably looking at ~150 ish to do just the holes if you want it done right. They just completly repainted my trunk and then blended the trunk with the bumper and rear fenders.
If it was my body shop it would be a 500$ job. Their expensive.
PS: Did your wing come with a template to mount it to the trunk? Im getting Mugen SS and I know you have seibon, but I wanted to see how you knew where to drill the holes.
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They mount to the outter OEM spoiler holes so there was no need for them to drill any holes. Just lined the whole wing up and called it a day
If I didn't have the oem spoiler prior, they would have had to lined the whole thing up so it sat evenly. Although you can use the templete that comes with the oem wing / spoiler so you know where to drill the holes...probably easier to do it that way.
If I didn't have the oem spoiler prior, they would have had to lined the whole thing up so it sat evenly. Although you can use the templete that comes with the oem wing / spoiler so you know where to drill the holes...probably easier to do it that way.
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