Awesome... who should I get to install it? The dealer where I bought the car?

-kelleykid

 

I'd say go to either a dealership, body shop, or try to do it yourself. Dealerships will charge you an arm and a leg... I'm not sure about body shops' prices on spoiler installs. The biggest thing with installing it yourself is that you only get one chance to drill holes, so you have to make sure the spoiler is centered before you mark where the holes should go.

 

I might try doing it myself or with my dad I guess. How close do I have to get.. like to the milimeter?

Also, is there any wiring with the ones that were linked to up there? Like... is there a light on them?

-kelleykid

 

you don't have to have it that exact, just so it doesn't look crooked, ya know? And from the looking at the pictures, I'd say the spoiler has lights, so you're going to need to wire it to your brake lights (I'd wire it to the 3rd brake light if I were you.. that way you don't have to worry about turn signals)

 

Is wiring it hard?

-kelleykid

 

All you have to do is find the positivewire going to the stock brake light then tap into it and add the positve wire from the spoiler light to it then ground the negative spoiler light to some bare metal.

I suggust using a solder, best connection and it isn't hard to do.

 

Alright. My dad works on his motor cycle a lot, so he should know how to do most of that. I was just wondering incase he wasn't sure.

Thanks a ton guys. I think I will be getting one of those ebay ones. They look pretty bomb.

-kelleykid

 

looks like ur making a good choice going stock. i was actually going to ask the same thing later on but im glad that going stock is the way to go.

good luck wit ya spoiler kelleykid