rear spoiler

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where can I purchase a OEM rear spoiler for my o3 black MM
please let me know Thanks.

[Blackened300a]

where can I purchase a OEM rear spoiler for my o3 black MM
please let me know Thanks.

Sparta performance, hes a vendor on the site. Its OEM straight from Ford.

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Thanks will contact them I have a flyer from them I just have to find it.

[MM2004]

Thanks will contact them I have a flyer from them I just have to find it.

Here Ya' Go.. --> http://spartaperformance.com/

Mike.

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well just ordered my rear spoiler from sparta $199 + $5.00 =$204

[wickedmerc]

well just ordered my rear spoiler from sparta $199 + $5.00 =$204

Congrats! It's gonna look awesome. :up:

I gotta get me 1 too.... someday.

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got to have it painted and installed
wonder if i can install it with 3m tape

[tbone]

Got mine on ebay. Fiberglass. Painted. $239 shipped. Looks exactly like oem. Quality piece.:D

[guspech750]

got to have it painted and installed
wonder if i can install it with 3m tape

I would never trust just 3M tape for just a spoiler. It's not hard to drill and bolt to the trunk.

Nervous. For sure. But not hard.


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[TUXrauder]

got to have it painted and installed
wonder if i can install it with 3m tape

Well, you drive a DTR ? If you do, it will be fine.....

Lol

[tbone]

I would never trust just 3M tape for just a spoiler. It's not hard to drill and bolt to the trunk.

Nervous. For sure. But not hard.


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It's a double wall, and the inner hole has to be big enough so a socket can pass through. Use silicone caulk to hold the screw on to the socket and gently try to find the outer hole. (Guspech is good at that.) It's a pain in the ass, but worth it!:beer:

[justbob]

It's a double wall, and the inner hole has to be big enough so a socket can pass through. Use silicone caulk to hold the screw on to the socket and gently try to find the outer hole. (Guspech is good at that.) It's a pain in the ass, but worth it!:beer:

To get all technically challenged here, as per the OEM specs, you hole saw a 1" hole and then install 1" plastic hole plugs when finished.

I know this because I got my panties in a bunch when I installed mine and used a 7/8" hole saw and saw the clips in the box when I was throwing it away.

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thanks for all the advise I'll take it to the body shop have it painted and let them install it
me and drilling holes in my car don't mix
Funny but I use to work on satellites.