Aero spoiler fitting

[Paul D]

I've fitted an aero spoiler to mine but there's a big gap at the bottom where it meets with the boot lid. What do you's use to hide or fill the gap so it doesn't look as bad?

 

[Dazz0i]

there's not gap on mine once done up..... could it be that it's been drilled slightly outa place?

 

[R-Spec]

I've removed and refitted and there definately isn't any gaps. Perhaps you haven't got the rubber gaskets?

 

[Paul D]

I don't think i have the gaskets but when i checked on fast i couln't see any. Do you know what the part numbers are for the gaskets?

 

[Nicely]

There aren't any, which probably means they are already attached when new. You'd need to cut your own with a trim pad or whatever. No idea where you could get it from.

 

[Yakozan]

If you don't plan to remove the wing in the future you might be able to get someting from a construction market or whatever they're called in english.

Don't know what it's called in english, but you use it when there is a small gap between materials which you need to fill. Filler perhaps?
After it has set it feels like rubber... almost. Just don't use silicone.

 

[R-Spec]

I'd say make your own then. Need to be about 2mm thick - try and find some flexible rubber sheet or high density foam - sorry not sure where you'd get it from though. Have a look in your centre consol - you want something similar to the rubber matt in there.

 

[Paul D]

Or yes i know exactly what you mean. I'l look into it and see what i can find.