bayer-z28

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I've got some substantial gaps at the vertical posts on my SS Spoiler. Just got it back from paint a week or two ago and finally finished installing it last weekend. Thinking I should drill this part and stick a couple bolts in there to try to close it up.

Can't really tell from here.

Swiat34

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Isn't there supposed to be some double-stick tape there to seal it? And I always thought that there were two screws there anyway. were you just trying to get away with not using them?

bayer-z28

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^ I got mixed feedback on screwing/bolting down the center posts. I think I'll end up bolting it to close the gaps. I have some foam tape, not what came with the spoiler, but my own stuff. The only thing that came with it was the tail light.

ugaredcoat

iTrader: (10)

there was double sided tape there from the factory, almost like a silicon sealant. I would think more in that direction other than bolting it down.

patSS/00

iTrader: (6)

The factory double sided tape has a very strong hold, if you can use some that's just as strong, and push it together to close the gap, the tape would probably hold it closed.

Swiat34

iTrader: (9)

My friend bought an after market SS spoiler and it's got screws for the middle posts...I say Why not?

flippincamaro

iTrader: (23)

my factory one doesnt have holes for the middle post,

themealonwheels

iTrader: (20)

My aftermarket one came with bolts and holes for it, but it also came with pre cut weatherstrip pads that supported the center sections. I installed with just those precut pads under the middle section, filled the gap.

bayer-z28

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^ Yeah.. The only thing mine came with was a tail light. I had to improvise, otherwise.

themealonwheels

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I'd say just getting some stock from a parts store and cutting it to follow the curves of the post should be fine. I would post a picture, but you really can't see details with mine being a black spoiler