CR Wing and Trunk info
04-28-2011, 10:35 PM
#1
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CR Wing and Trunk info
Please excuse the picture quality, it was taken with my phone 
Whole Trunk. All the black things lining the trunk are supports for the trunk; every single one has left a mark on either sheet metal or a support that corresponds to the one on the trunk.
Right side top reinforcement
Right side top reinforcement support (you can see the marks from the top piece)
How the top reinforcement and the support line up
Support at the "bottom" (end) of the trunk
And the mark it leaves on the bumper
left side top reinforcement support (Lighting makes the grooves the top part leaves clearer; this piece is flat brand new!)
And the reinforcement that made the marks
Trunk reinforcement (you only see a little piece here)
You can sort of see ribbing in the hole here.
Same hole, better picture.
Different angle of ribbing underneath the skin.
Same picture but zoomed out so you can see which hole I took it through.
Another picture, different hole. The reinforcement is very obvious in this picture.
And, zoomed out again for perspective
Another picture. I have no idea why that hole is there.
And, zoomed out.
And, a few pictures of my bumper. The wing pushes down hard enough where the bumper is now mis-aligned. The support doesn't actually touch the bumper when the car is parked....
Whole Trunk. All the black things lining the trunk are supports for the trunk; every single one has left a mark on either sheet metal or a support that corresponds to the one on the trunk.
Right side top reinforcement
Right side top reinforcement support (you can see the marks from the top piece)
How the top reinforcement and the support line up
Support at the "bottom" (end) of the trunk
And the mark it leaves on the bumper
left side top reinforcement support (Lighting makes the grooves the top part leaves clearer; this piece is flat brand new!)
And the reinforcement that made the marks
Trunk reinforcement (you only see a little piece here)
You can sort of see ribbing in the hole here.
Same hole, better picture.
Different angle of ribbing underneath the skin.
Same picture but zoomed out so you can see which hole I took it through.
Another picture, different hole. The reinforcement is very obvious in this picture.
And, zoomed out again for perspective
Another picture. I have no idea why that hole is there.
And, zoomed out.
And, a few pictures of my bumper. The wing pushes down hard enough where the bumper is now mis-aligned. The support doesn't actually touch the bumper when the car is parked....
04-29-2011, 06:40 AM
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Hmm. Does everyone have an issue with miss-alignment? When I got my car it drove me nuts. I spend a lot of time adjusting the rubber stops, and changing the latch position to fix the miss-alignment. After messing with it, I got it to sit evenly and the gap is very small now. I have to shut my trunk hard, but I can at least sleep well now knowing that the gap is pretty much gone.
05-01-2011, 01:16 AM
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I haven't had my CR up to speed yet, but I'll take a misaligned trunk any day rather than the feeling of my rear end wandering and swaying in the breeze at 144 mph in my wingless AP2. Very uneasy feeling.
05-01-2011, 06:44 AM
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^ The car is a pure joy to drive at speed. Coming back from Jerome last weekend on the I17 we had 20-30mph gusts, and I was averaging above 80mph, with a few trips to 100+ and the car is like a rock! Huge difference between a CR and non CR above 65mph
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05-11-2011, 06:35 PM
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Right side top reinforcement
Im looking for a way to install these reinforcement mounts on an OEM non-CR trunk. Do you have any pics of these removed to see what the mounting studs look like?
Im looking for a way to install these reinforcement mounts on an OEM non-CR trunk. Do you have any pics of these removed to see what the mounting studs look like?
