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Well it really depends on what sort of car your removing it from and how the spoiler is set up but most car spoilers are bolted into the boot lid so its really just a matter of removing the bolts from the underside of the boot lid and it should come off. I think most factory spoilers have double-sided tape also to act as a cushon between the spoiler and boot lid to stop it from rattling around and sit firmly.

In the case of fitting a new spoiler, depending on the spoiler your fitting you generally have to drill new holes (so make sure you mark the holes and get it right the first time) and then basically just bolt it through.

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With the R33 theres a few screws in the boot lid.

most of the new spoilers are made to fit the R33 since its a funny bootlid.

unless you get a t-wing... then you'll need to cover the old ones and drill new holes... and respray the bootlid if you want to do it properly

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