5 Axis Spoiler installed - with images

[FrX]

Originally Posted by Suffa

Very nice! Since it's not bolted on are you worried someone could try to pull it off?

Originally Posted by Neilus

Not at all. It will pretty much distroy the spoiler. The bonding agent used is very strong and I think would probally warp the spoiler and wouldn't fit very well when you tried to put it on another car. That's my theory anyway.

Yeah. I installed mine a couple weeks ago. You will probably end up ripping the entire trunk off before separating the wing from it.

[Neilus]

Originally Posted by G RUSH

Did you do any special surface prep to the boot where the spoiler is stuck on? i.e. good wash to get rid of old wax?

I know the spoiler comes with that adhesion promoter pen, just wondering if you did anything else as prep.

Cheers

Yes I did. In the instructions it recommends greese and wax remover which I used. I found a bottle of it from super cheap for $13. After you wipe it down with that I used an alcohol spray after that before applying the bonding agent supplied. Mind you after a few days after the install the back end of the spoiler is starting to lift!!!!!!! I did so much prep work on this.
I was in the sun over those two days not sure why this has happened.
The bonding agent supplied came as a liquid in a small vial not two sticks as others have received in the kit.
The only thing I can think of was there wasn't enough bonding agent.
The top section is solid as....... Open to suggestions for a fix.

[Xauterus]

Can you get a nozzle in there and apply some sikaflex. Its really sticks well.

[Neilus]

Originally Posted by Xauterus

Can you get a nozzle in there and apply some sikaflex. Its really sticks well.

There is room, is that paint friendly?
Cheers

[Xauterus]

You will prob want to mask off area. It is paint friendly though. Just sticks

[Suffa]

Let us know if you get it fixed

[Neilus]

Originally Posted by Suffa

Let us know if you get it fixed

Thanks will do. I'm working getting the over pipe off at the moment to put my SRT exhaust on. This thing is a pain. I have taken the heat sheld off but is proving to be quite a rubix cube.