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1noni

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Hey folks,

I have just got a fibreglass copy GTR spoiler for my R33 GTST. I was wondering will there be lots of work to be done on the boot to install the GTR spoiler.

I got my spoiler painted today and the panel beater says he wouldn't fix the spoiler for me because he needed some kind of template. Don't really know what was he talking bout.

I am pretty sure it will fit gtst. Wonder whether do i need to drill new holes into the boot to fit the spoiler. If possible, can anyone recommend me some place where i can get it installed at a reasonable price.

Thanks

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depends where u got it from sounds like the guys you got it off took it out of the mould too soon.. template is the rubber that goes between your original wing and the boot lid .. :D that has holes and screw positions easy to gide with install .. sometiems its easier to get a genuine gtr wing off the wreckers and paint it similar price to a new fiberglass one.. thats what i did .. good luk hope it helps

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The GTR copy wings are identical to the gtr wings in appearance.

Most have an adjustable centre piece.

Have you tried just fitting it to your boot lid as real Gtr wings will go straight on a Gtst.

The maker must have f**ked up if the holes and screws dont line up.

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