Installing turbo spoiler + front flares(need input?)

[snowflake]

I'm in the process of installing my abs turbo spoiler and front flares.

the rear flares required alot of work and was quite time comsuming. Probably 12hrs total, I'm very happy that's behind me now. I thought the front would be easier but now i need to join the two harmoniously(front spoiler and front flare)

Now depending on how high or low i mount the front spoiler, affects dirrectly how far forward or rearward the fender flare gets mounted.

I have the postion sitting pretty good right now but am hesitant to start permanant drilling.

I was wondering if there are any pointers as to the location of front spoiler mounting, eg. 1" above bottom of bumper shock square cut out

eg. mount flare first then spoiler

Thanks for any input.

[f1reverb]

[Guest Anonymous]

*LOOKS* like you should line up the aft seam of the forward fender flare with the rocker trim just in front of the door jam then mount the front air dam accordingly. In the rear, same thing, line up forward part of flare with rocker trim just in FRONT of wheel well and go from there.

This way your flares will line up with the rocker trim for the side view and the air dam will be correct as well.

BTW that's one nice looking turbo!

[02turbo]

Some details here:http://www.2002turbo.com/02body.htm

[Guest Anonymous]

I see you did a very nice job but when you reference measuring what was your measuring point? How much did you measure and from where?

[02turbo]

what was your measuring point? How much did you measure and from where?

The front flares rear point isnt adjustable. If you measure from the edge of the frontfender and down to the top flare it should be about 10-15mm. The frontspoiler's top edge just covers the bumper holes (eurobumper)

[f1reverb]

(nt)

[TMK-001]

Here you go - from the website shown above :-)

Looks nice!

Todd

[Guest Anonymous]

those are some pretty sweet turbo's, very nice and clean mounting.

I think i heard what i needed to here. "top of spoiler should should be around top of bumper hole"

Thanks for the feed-back.