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Originally Posted by jackal  aftermarket body work is NEVER bolt on, that is unless your paying top dollar for name brand high end parts and even then there is almost always modification needed. rear diffusers are a pita to install, especially if you have an aftermarkey exhaust or anyting for that matter in the rear that wasn't on the car they designed the difuser on. your going about this all wrong. your asking for some random person with basically no experience with body work to do this install. if they have experience then they would know not to do this for 80 bucks. suck it up and pay shop rates to get a quality install. not something with wood screws and that will fall of within the first hour of road use. |
My Brabus front and rear lip spoilers went on without a problem, since they just clip into existing body seams and use existing mounting holes.
He just needs to test fit them and if they don't fit well then take it to a shop. Test fitting should be easy, it is too bad he doesn't have enough confidence to try this himself with a buddy.
OP, this is something you can DIY. Tape off the ares the lip spoiler will meet the bumper with painters tape so you don't scratch the paint while test fitting. Place a blanket under the bumper (in case you drop the lip) and get a buddy to help position the lip spoiler. If it looks good, send it off to paint. If it loos bad, take it to a shop for paint and install.
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