To those who have installed a 99 Spec Spoiler!
I know there are countless threads on this, but i can't find what i need.
I just bought a used OEM 99 Spec spoiler. I own a 93 touring with no spoiler (no existing drilled holes).
The 99 Spec has 4 mounting points on each pedastal (8 total).
2 bolt holes
1 alignment pin
1 plastic snap in plug
Question: I am safe to install this spoiler (structurally) with only using the 2 bolt holes? Or do i need the snap in plug hole drilled also? Trying to avoid drilling unneccesary holes in my car.
I just bought a used OEM 99 Spec spoiler. I own a 93 touring with no spoiler (no existing drilled holes).
The 99 Spec has 4 mounting points on each pedastal (8 total).
2 bolt holes
1 alignment pin
1 plastic snap in plug
Question: I am safe to install this spoiler (structurally) with only using the 2 bolt holes? Or do i need the snap in plug hole drilled also? Trying to avoid drilling unneccesary holes in my car.
dont do it with 2 bolts on the highway speeds are high enough to put force on the wing , if its just an asthetic it wont even look good atleast mine didn't sit flush with only 2 bolts I'd just do it the right way
Did you also use/drill the alignment pin hole?
i made a paper template
Thanks.
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the 3 99 wings i installed on the 3 of my FDs only used 3 of the 4 mount points and everything is, has and will continue to be fine. as tem120 said DO NOT only use the 2 outside points. it doesnt make the wing very secure and the wont sit flush. the plastic clip part, i dont use. i just use the 3 other points and my wing sits flush and is as secure as its going to be. install with confidence that youre only using 6 of the 8 points.
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