3rd break light/stock gsr wing issue..
aight guys....well recently I decided I want to get rid of my stock gsr spoiler....I really like the wingless look but if I take off the wing I am short a 3rd brake light and also I have holes in my trunk...any suggestions???
You can get a hatch from a RS which i think is wingless which solves the third brake light. if you dont mind not having the third brakelight (not recommended) then the plugs (4) off of a EG Civic where a upper strut brace would bolt (if they came with one).
this is the part #: 91601-SR3-000
this is the part #: 91601-SR3-000
For the brake light, you could give something like this a try: http://www.jcwhitney.com/autop...10101
As for the holes left from the wing, I simply found some plugs that fit (you can find them at auto parts stores, body shops, or possibly even Home Depot) and had them painted to match my car.
As for the holes left from the wing, I simply found some plugs that fit (you can find them at auto parts stores, body shops, or possibly even Home Depot) and had them painted to match my car.
wow..good info...what kind of plugs are you refering to?? what material should they be made of??? metal,plastic...etc... thx
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ringbearer020 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow..good info...what kind of plugs are you refering to?? what material should they be made of??? metal,plastic...etc... thx</TD></TR></TABLE>
Mine were nylon/plastic, and after having them painted, I just used some clear silicone adhesive to fix them in place (easily removable and won't damage the paint). They looked somewhat similar to this, though I trimmed off some of the bottom section to make it shorter:

As for the brake light, whichever route you choose, please be sure to install one. It's an important safety feature, and is also required by law.
Mine were nylon/plastic, and after having them painted, I just used some clear silicone adhesive to fix them in place (easily removable and won't damage the paint). They looked somewhat similar to this, though I trimmed off some of the bottom section to make it shorter:

As for the brake light, whichever route you choose, please be sure to install one. It's an important safety feature, and is also required by law.
for sure I am installing another brake light....so I can just take those little screws to some paint shop and they'll paint right...sounds good maybe I can start next weekend..thx for all the info>
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Good to hear.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ringbearer020 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so I can just take those little screws to some paint shop and they'll paint right...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Some people might prefer to paint them themselves, but I just took mine to a local body shop and gave them the paint code for my car. I believe I was quoted ~ $25 for the work (mainly because they had to mix a minimum quantity of paint).
Good to hear.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ringbearer020 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so I can just take those little screws to some paint shop and they'll paint right...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Some people might prefer to paint them themselves, but I just took mine to a local body shop and gave them the paint code for my car. I believe I was quoted ~ $25 for the work (mainly because they had to mix a minimum quantity of paint).
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