Lip Spoiler
#1
Lip Spoiler
Hey Guys,
I'm thinking about purchasing a lip spoiler off eBay for my 04 1.8T.
Does anybody here own a lip spoiler?
I've been told that it attaches to the car using 3M adhesive, double-sided tape. How effective is this? Will it stay on? How about through a car wash?
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
I'm thinking about purchasing a lip spoiler off eBay for my 04 1.8T.
Does anybody here own a lip spoiler?
I've been told that it attaches to the car using 3M adhesive, double-sided tape. How effective is this? Will it stay on? How about through a car wash?
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
#3
Re: Lip Spoiler
Can anybody else give me some feedback on this?
I can't imagine that those lip spoilers are bolded on...and I see a lot of them on the road so I would assume that they are quite durable??
I can't imagine that those lip spoilers are bolded on...and I see a lot of them on the road so I would assume that they are quite durable??
#4
Re: Lip Spoiler
i dont think there are any lip spoilers that bolt on the double sided tape works good you just have the prep the surface properly before you stick the spoiler on there was a diy on this i'll try to find it
#6
Re: Lip Spoiler
Heres two diy but they are for the b5 cant find any for the b6
A4 M3 lip spoiler (b5) by sandman - AudiForums.com
B5 A4/S4: Installing a Lip Spoiler - Audizine Forums
A4 M3 lip spoiler (b5) by sandman - AudiForums.com
B5 A4/S4: Installing a Lip Spoiler - Audizine Forums
#8
Re: Lip Spoiler
GUys, most OEM spoilers are put on with the same tape. Make sure it is the tape meant for this type of application. Make sure that you get it in correctly because you won't be able to move it after you stick it on. This stuff is like cement!
I would be more worried about any spoiler that you need to drill a hole in your trunk lid. That is a real concern because you drill through all of the protective coatings on the steel and open up a piece of bare metal that will rust.
I would be more worried about any spoiler that you need to drill a hole in your trunk lid. That is a real concern because you drill through all of the protective coatings on the steel and open up a piece of bare metal that will rust.
#9
Re: Lip Spoiler
GUys, most OEM spoilers are put on with the same tape. Make sure it is the tape meant for this type of application. Make sure that you get it in correctly because you won't be able to move it after you stick it on. This stuff is like cement!
I would be more worried about any spoiler that you need to drill a hole in your trunk lid. That is a real concern because you drill through all of the protective coatings on the steel and open up a piece of bare metal that will rust.
I would be more worried about any spoiler that you need to drill a hole in your trunk lid. That is a real concern because you drill through all of the protective coatings on the steel and open up a piece of bare metal that will rust.