ok just got my brand new oem rear spoiler. I made a templete for the screw location and i noticed that the end screws seem to line up perfectly with small indented circiles on the underside of the trunk lid. Are these indents there for easy
alignment of the spoiler when installing or is it just a fluke. Thought i ask before i started drilling. I got my spoiler brand new off ebay for $125 plus shipping....i love when i get a deal Ok thanks in advanced

 

Ok I have never responded to anyone here and am new but here goes. Yes the indents under the trunk are to line up the holes. the spoiler should have come with a template and a couple of self adhesive washer type things to help line up the inner holes. Just remember to use touch up after drilling. The insrtuctions for install are on HandA web site - good luck

 

Ahhhh hey thanks....your first response is a great one. Yeah i got the washers...not sure if the templete....no worries...all is good....hey thanks for the info....see posting is fun if not addicting

 

hey, ItalianBucwheat

I saw that deal go down. He have some really good prices on the stuff he was selling. I just could not use a black one on my sebring car, or I would have been all over that deal. And he saw local to me. Here is the docs for the installation.

http://www.handa-accessories.com/S2000/s2kspoiler.pdf

 

Here are some pics of when I installed my rear spoiler.

 

airgate.. For some reason, whenever I look at your Sebring, it always amazes me how nice it looks. Can't say that for the others, but yours is just.. weirdly good looking

 

First thanks for the info bluesue, gate and caster.

And s2000typeR Cello is the most awesome instrument the sounds are just amazing to me.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2000typeR
[B]airgate.. For some reason, whenever I look at your Sebring, it always amazes me how nice it looks.

 

A few pictures after my install:










Have you thought about adding the front spoiler?

 

How many holes do you need to drill to install this spoiler??