fitting a rear wing

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by DreamarT on 07-06-08 10:14 PM

hey all, 
got a legacy rear wing(same as liberty but no brake light) for my liberty last weekend (93wagz).
i wanna fit it asap need to get some nuts for it to bolt onto the bootlid, is there anything else that i would need for me to put it on?? was going to take it somewhere but got nfi where to go to? plus if i can do it save me $$$.
it is a lil bit darker than my car but im not fussed as may act as a plan for future work.
any1 know where to go/how to fit etc??? im near wollongong if that helps
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by CRUISN on 08-06-08 09:56 AM

Hard to explain over the net, But i have fitted one to my previous wagon (similar way of marking up, fitting, etc for a sedan) and i have another in my possession to fit to my GT which will happen in the next month if you want to wait for a DIY. big_smile It really is quite easy to do yourself.
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by DreamarT on 26-06-08 01:51 PM

yea i will probly wait cruisn, just bought another car for the wife so will b put on the back burner for a while.
was thinking of getting the wing draw around the bolts & then find each centre of the bolts & the drill the holes & get some sort of silicone & put that on the base of the wing & then once stuck down or use nuts to push it onto the metal, a friend on another forum suggested drilling the holes from inside the bootlid but i thought doing it from the top into the boot would be better as then i can hide any/file any excess metal away from it.
if i dont get it done may take it to a smash repair place/solarshade(onyacar) etc.
spose would be cheaper to do it myself.
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by DreamarT on 08-08-08 10:10 PM

just an update,
i still havent put it on been busy, might go to bunnings get some nuts for it they look about 4 to 6mm, dunno how much subaru would charge for similar only need 3 as 1 was broken/snapped off b4 i bought it.
will probably use some silicant on boot & wing to seal it down plus once its tigthened down should stay & not leak.
will probably try to fix the alignment of the boot while im there its 1mm higher on rhs compared to lhs which i think makes it leak on that side in heavy rain.
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by Soop on 09-08-08 01:37 AM

Just use silicon.
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