Rear deck spoiler install Northern VA
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If you have some basic tech skills you can install it by yourself, especially if it's a tape-on lip spoiler. I didn't find G37 installation videos but these basic instructions on youtube can help.
Lip spoiler tape-on:
Bolt on spoiler:
Lip spoiler tape-on:
Bolt on spoiler:
#3
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The OEM spoiler is both tape on and bolt on. You have to drill some holes in your trunk lid. The kit comes with the template and ALL the hardware you need. Many non-oem don't come with everything you need. If you have attention to detail skills and are OK handling a drill you can do it yourself. Get the right drill bits and rust preventative paint and don't rush and skimp. Don't try and do it when you need the car in an hour. Best to do it over a weekend as to let the rust preventative dry properly (you need this for the freshly drilled holes).
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Hit up D&V Autobody off Rt 606 in Dulles, VA. They have done all my bodywork in the past and I wouldn't trust anyone else (besides a local who owned a body shop which his no longer in VA).
They work on higher-end vehicles and their prices are very competitive.
Also, I think the reason your dealership is charging so much because they are going to bring a body guy in to do the job - they might not keep someone like that on their immediate payroll.
They work on higher-end vehicles and their prices are very competitive.
Also, I think the reason your dealership is charging so much because they are going to bring a body guy in to do the job - they might not keep someone like that on their immediate payroll.
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