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Can't help with the spoiler, but the deflectors, you can definitely do that yourself. No drilling required. The pair were wrapped in plastic and in the trunk when I bought
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Can't help with the spoiler, but the deflectors, you can definitely do that yourself. No drilling required.
The pair were wrapped in plastic and in the trunk when I bought mine. Each has three bolts but I think only 4 bolts are in the package because one of the bolts on each side is already attached under the car as it holds on some other bit of trim. Remove that bolt, place deflector, bolt all 3 up. Holes are already there, in front of the wheels. Super easy. Took me about 5 minutes to attach both sides the morning after I bought my Z. Oh, and mines just a Touring; no other packages. Pretty sure the deflectors are supposed to be standard to all Z's. Good luck with the spoiler. Last edited by Augustus; 05-18-2012 at 06:53 PM. |
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