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Tools Needed: Drill and Drill Bit Set    Phillips Screw Driver     7/16” Wrench

We have made the installation of this front spoiler as easy as possible, yet we  advise you read the entire instructions CAREFULLY.  Take your time and use some craftsmanship.  The end results will be worth the effort!

We also recommend that you install your front spoiler before painting, in case trimming is needed.  It is easier to install freshly painted front spoiler if the holes are already predrilled.

Place front spoiler on the ground as it would be installed on vehicle.  Position sides with center so that the paintable side is out.  Line up sides with center and drill  top and bottom holes through (A) inner tabs with 1/4” drill bit.  Install two 1/4 x 20 x 3/4” hex bolts with washers and nuts.  Repeat for opposite side and disassemble.

Place black J-Trim in the sun, or heat it up with a hair drier, so it will be easier to work with.  When heated,  place J-Trim on top of spoiler side, (longer side against vehicle).  Push side tightly against fender and push up into J-Trim.  Drill under J-Trim, but through spoiler side and into fender for attachment.  You can use up to 5 sheet metal screws per side.  When J-Trim heats up again it will lay back down and cover screws.

Align center spoiler with sides and check for alignment between them.  If uneven, take a sanding block with sand paper and trim as needed.  Realign spoilers and reinstall step to one attachment points.

Start from center spoiler and work out.  Place L- Brackets up against bottom of bumper. Drill and attach with two washers and sheet metal screws.  Be sure that L- Bracket is pulled out against one of the five center top tabs before drilling into bottom of bumper.  Next, drill through to center spoiler tab and lower L- Bracket.  Attach with 1” machine screw and hex nut.  Silicone all attachment points to prevent  loosening.