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I was lookin at the nova haynes max power manual the other day and wen they put the spoiler onto the tailgate they just used tiger seal no bolts n nuts n stuff. Is this true that it will wrk?? Can it be done with a gsi spoiler?? Where du get tiger seal from??? cheers if any1 knos out
probert_nova
24-03-05, 12:37 AM
tiger seals about the strongest stuff out there and at about ?9 a tube, should be!
you should be able to get it at most motor stores, try halfrauds.
i wouldn't like to trust just that to hold a spoiler on though.
I wouldn't trust it either, especially for a spoiler which by design will have the wind pushing against it. Thats the last thing you want falling off at 90mph.
I was lookin at the nova haynes max power manual the other day and wen they put the spoiler onto the tailgate they just used tiger seal no bolts n nuts n stuff. Is this true that it will wrk?? Can it be done with a gsi spoiler?? Where du get tiger seal from??? cheers if any1 knos out
LMFAO, typical Max Power mod.
Jim
motobruce
03-04-05, 12:46 AM
Yep ive just bought a gsi spoiler and its got 4 spikes coming off of it there flat ended not bolts and i have the max power book and thought its way to heavy to glue on.
What are these spikes any one know? Was it a bodge the previous owner done or are they supposed tobe there. cheers
there bolts that have been fitted to the spoiler, not spikes lol :lol: , on some tailgates , gsi, sri's, the bolt went through the top of the tailgate and a nut went on the end thats how they were kept on, and thats what the SPIKES are for lol
motobruce
03-04-05, 12:55 AM
Ill take a pic tommorow theres no thread.
motobruce
05-04-05, 11:44 AM
Here.....
http://img101.exs.cx/img101/5103/10034185tb.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
they usually as standard would bolt on .. but you can use tiger seal i did a friends ecosse auxia spoiler( huge roof spoiler) with the same stuff .. and BELIEVE me its goin no where .. all u have to do is key the boot lid and spoiler where theyll join and use plenty and secure it in place with say maskin tape .. and leave it to dry in doors ie garage for atleast 24 hours .. it wont be comin off unless seriously pulled on by a robbin chav ...
8)
ooo where du get this tiger seal from?
halfords, small car spares shops, or maccess etc ..
i just cut the bolst off mine n stuck it on with tiger seal....that spoiler aint moving anywhere....(nethers the car :lol: )
whose been standingon your bonet in a pair of rebok chaviccs?
motobruce
06-04-05, 06:41 PM
My mates lol thats a mk2 nova 5 door i bought cos it failed its mot all of its decent bits r going on mine thats where i got the spoiler from.
Cassie-Nova
06-04-05, 06:59 PM
Alxlaw,
Did you glue/tigerseal the spoiler onto the boot whilst the boot was removed from the car please mate?
sickrabbit
06-04-05, 07:58 PM
mate - the fixings you type of are true - tiger seal nuts n bolts -BUT the skill is the location points the spoiler fixes to . In other words get a bodyshop to fit it fot you ...yes you may get it right but may isnt funny if you get it wrong ..the holes have to drilled at angles that are too easy to mess up ...
and costly can be your mistake
good luck :wink:
Cassie-Nova
06-04-05, 10:21 PM
any one thats done it before got any tips/advice? I was planning this sunday but am feeling rather wary of it now :?
no what i did was wedge it in between the car roof and the lip of the boot so i didnt need to take it off or stand there like a lemon all day looks like its been there all its life, and the best thing about tiger seal is aslong as the surfaces are clean and are touching flush you dont need to use loads.....iv still got a whole tube left for say......a body kit!
and another thing if your gonna use the bolts good luck coz i drilled holes n f**ked up royaly, i ended up cutting each bolt itself out of the spoiler with a scalpul... and one more thing try not to bend the spoiler too much otherwise ital neva go back to the same shape without alot of time n effort bein wasted,
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