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

umpkin · #7 13-11-2007, 23:31

lol, i was a bit worried tbh, that you may have come back with "

i have worked on these, crawl back under yer rock and be happy" but alas it was all good

s13eater · #8 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 · #9 14-11-2007, 01:16

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

James H · #10 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?