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simlimking
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 Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 8:27 am Post subject: modulo to mugen spoiler, will the old holes fit? |
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Hi
I am changing the above, modulo to mugen spoiler,
will the old holes fit the mugen spoiler, was told by
GC Motorsports at JB branch that I must drill 1 extra hole and
patch the other?
I am also changing my modulo to mugen bodykit after 1 year
Is there any trade in value for my PU modulo bodykit
and spoiler? If I need to patch the holes, witch spray shop near
Jusco tebrau is good at it ? and how much and how many hours job
incl. spray paint?
Appreciate your replies. Dan |
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ZeroSP
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Its the same, as told by GC Ah Bee |
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simlimking
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| Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 7:26 am Post subject: Tough job to clean the glue resins |
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Spend the whole afternoon (2 to 8pm) at GC Tebrau,
thanks to Kevin for the tough job.
The old holes needed to be patched up and
repaint,one hole is visible and covered up, some old black glue
super hard to remove, got do respray and touch up.
Very happy with new Mugen look. Goodbye Modulo.
But unsure whther mugen spoiler needs one screw at each side
or two screws at each side. Mine had one on each side so far.
Very happy that Kevin lengthened the tail pipe finisher to complete
d rear bumper. |
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rave545
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wa.. long time never went GC tebrau , got good 2nd stuff o not lol
anyway, congrat on ur new spoiler n do post some pics  |
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simlimking
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| Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 7:57 pm Post subject: Modulo kit leftovers |
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here is picture after the modulo kit is removed
there are glue resins that can be easily corrected in a paint shop
the important thing is the car boot must not leaked
and the paint finish is smooth, shiny and good |
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simlimking
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| Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 8:06 pm Post subject: Dunno what happen, send pic to image shack |
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Dunno what happen, send pic to image shack
but no pic leh |
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simlimking
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My old modulo kit has wind drag compare to the mugen kit
so it is more aerodynamic also. The spray paint was not impressive
but average only. Hope there is no leak in the boot not yet
experience heavy downpour yet |
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simlimking
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:22 pm Post subject: mugen spoiler needs one screw at each side or two? |
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Will the mugen spoiler hold at high speed with one screw on each
side?
Or do you need 2 screws at each side?
Mine is screwed at the center of spoiler sides? |
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