SE Fibreglass Spoiler help??

James H · #1 13-11-2007, 21:19

Just after some advice on how people attached their se silvia spoilers on, as i worrying that without the right fixings & any sort of rubber seal it may put to much pressure & no roomfor a little bit of play on the spoiler causing it to crack, or have people just bolted it on & had no probs?

James H · #2 13-11-2007, 21:30

Also does anyone know what thread the s12 wheel studs have?

30psi · #3 13-11-2007, 22:53

M10x1.25

umpkin · #4 13-11-2007, 23:00

M10???? you sure, they look more like M12 obviously ive never measured them, just i work with thread etc and i thought they looked bigger than M10

30psi · #5 13-11-2007, 23:02

Yeah sorry going mad, but its a 1.25

PukkaSilvia · #6 13-11-2007, 23:19

tiger seal all the way.. . . . LOTS

s13eater · #7 14-11-2007, 00:19

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Originally Posted by James H

Just after some advice on how people attached their se silvia spoilers on, as i worrying that without the right fixings & any sort of rubber seal it may put to much pressure & no roomfor a little bit of play on the spoiler causing it to crack, or have people just bolted it on & had no probs?

tiger seal mate, it took me 1 week to get my se spoiler off, and stayed on at over 150mph for 3 miles

mr_turbo · #8 14-11-2007, 01:16

i used sticky flex lol ive had mine up to 150 and still on 2!! hehe

James H · #9 14-11-2007, 14:52

Cheers guys, i have some "sticks like shit" is that the same kinda stuff as "tiger seal " also i take it everyone used bolts for the min attachment?

Beany-s12 · #10 14-11-2007, 22:03

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Originally Posted by s13eater

tiger seal mate, it took me 1 week to get my se spoiler off, and stayed on at over 150mph for 3 miles

mine doesn't do 150mph! feckin auto diff! accelerates like fook though

mines just bolted on! long bolts and just wound em up hoping for the best! it ain't cracked yet and its caught quite a few kerbs lol