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Old 7th April 2010, 11:33   #46
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can anyone tell me how to fit the ducktail spoiler. i have it ready and painted. im confused between drilling it in or sticking it ? any leads to this
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I dug out this thread to ask you for some pics of the car with the ducktail spoiler and I see its still WIP. I have seen it on one or two Civics here in Chennai. I could be wrong but from the face of it doesn't seem to warrant a drilling job.

Btw, good work with the grille and mesh there. Do you have pics of them after installation?
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I dug out this thread to ask you for some pics of the car with the ducktail spoiler and I see its still WIP. I have seen it on one or two Civics here in Chennai. I could be wrong but from the face of it doesn't seem to warrant a drilling job.

Btw, good work with the grille and mesh there. Do you have pics of them after installation?
well the grill is on the spoiler i still have to put. still figuring how to install it. as you can see no one has bothered to pitch in opinions ill have to do some R&D myself as usual. oh well will post pics when done.
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well the grill is on the spoiler i still have to put. still figuring how to install it. as you can see no one has bothered to pitch in opinions ill have to do some R&D myself as usual. oh well will post pics when done.
IMO, if the lip spoiler is lighter, you can just use a combination of double-sided 3M tap, along with an industrial strength glue.. drilling is only recommended if you are installing the heavy Type R spoiler..
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Old 19th April 2010, 02:32   #50
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grille and spoiler installed, just polishing left. some pics and one pic of the autobox garage
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The Civic looks sexy. Let's see if i spot your Civic on the roads someday. I am sure a car like this won't miss my eye ;-)
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Nice garage. Renovating?
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Civic looks sexy! And "happy" smiling with this grill combo!

How did you finally put the spoiler on? Tape?
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upgraded to 205.55.16
Lovely wheels. What tyres are these?
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The Civic looks sexy. Let's see if i spot your Civic on the roads someday. I am sure a car like this won't miss my eye ;-)
thank you very much. what part of bombay are you from ? i am in juhu

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thank you, yes constructing from ground up, just moved in 5 months back

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Civic looks sexy! And "happy" smiling with this grill combo!

How did you finally put the spoiler on? Tape?
thanks, i taped it and drilled it as well since it did have provision to do the same on the spoiler. did some youtube and finished the work . a good DIY both of them if you ask me.

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Lovely wheels. What tyres are these?
cheers mate. tyres are s drives i know they are done to death but this is my first and last set surely. size is 205.55.16 i played safe for bombay roads. i know they might not look killer but i love my back more
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new pics. 22k kms done. mobil 1 added. mileage on a full tank averages around 10 in city limits.
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looking HOT. How did i manage to miss the mesh grille.
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Cars looks really good.Not over the top and not too understated too.
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what is the best product to make the car paint look like brand new. i tefloned the car and polished it 2 times already, after 2 days its dull again, cant seem to maintain this color at all. any good products at all ???
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what is the best product to make the car paint look like brand new. i tefloned the car and polished it 2 times already, after 2 days its dull again, cant seem to maintain this color at all. any good products at all ???
Your car's looking awesome Jesal.

For waxing, I would recommend Rhyme & Rhythm or Master Polishers to you. Look their contact info up in the Team-BHP Directory.
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