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Hey guys:
Don't forget about the attachment hardware. If I recall correctly from when I did this about two years ago, there are about 50 individual parts that make up the faster set. It's not a good idea to try an source all that you need from the hardware store. Plus, my old spoiler was most likely removed by a curb, at speed, and some of the molded-into-the-spoiler studs pulled right through the body panels leaving nasty gashes in the al-u-minium. Quite a little mess.
If you don't have a lift expect to feel like you've done about 100,000 sit-ups when you are finally done.
Don't forget about the attachment hardware. If I recall correctly from when I did this about two years ago, there are about 50 individual parts that make up the faster set. It's not a good idea to try an source all that you need from the hardware store. Plus, my old spoiler was most likely removed by a curb, at speed, and some of the molded-into-the-spoiler studs pulled right through the body panels leaving nasty gashes in the al-u-minium. Quite a little mess.
If you don't have a lift expect to feel like you've done about 100,000 sit-ups when you are finally done.
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Hey guys:
Don't forget about the attachment hardware. If I recall correctly from when I did this about two years ago, there are about 50 individual parts that make up the faster set. It's not a good idea to try an source all that you need from the hardware store. Plus, my old spoiler was most likely removed by a curb, at speed, and some of the molded-into-the-spoiler studs pulled right through the body panels leaving nasty gashes in the al-u-minium. Quite a little mess.
If you don't have a lift expect to feel like you've done about 100,000 sit-ups when you are finally done.
Don't forget about the attachment hardware. If I recall correctly from when I did this about two years ago, there are about 50 individual parts that make up the faster set. It's not a good idea to try an source all that you need from the hardware store. Plus, my old spoiler was most likely removed by a curb, at speed, and some of the molded-into-the-spoiler studs pulled right through the body panels leaving nasty gashes in the al-u-minium. Quite a little mess.
If you don't have a lift expect to feel like you've done about 100,000 sit-ups when you are finally done.
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There are a couple of items that are Porsche only, they could be hand made but probably not worth your time.
Sleeved/Spacer Washers 928.502.255.00.GRV Retail $4.95 each (2 required)
Support Brackets 928.505.373.02 Retail $2.82 each (2 required)
Standard Hardware recommended in stainless steel
M6 x 25mm Bolt x 4
M6 x 20mm Bolt x 2
M6 Locking Nut x 6
M6 Washer x 6
M5 x 12 mm Screw x 3
M5 Locking nut x 6
M5 Washer x 9
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Dave, you have those porsche parts there at the shop?
Thanks very much for the hardware tips. I think everyone appreciates when our suppliers helpus know when we can save a bit of scratch.
Thanks very much for the hardware tips. I think everyone appreciates when our suppliers helpus know when we can save a bit of scratch.
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