Yup I have 3 layers of 3M mounting tapes between the rear panel and the spoiler stand.
I also reinstalled the spoiler with shoulder washers around the screws to prevent any metal-to-metal contact. I had to slit the washers as they are not the same size as the long screws.
I believe it should hold, I clocked 175kmph (109mph) and it was rock solid.
The spoiler is not visible from the rear view mirror but you can see the middle portion of the horizontal piece vibrates if you bend down from the driver seat.
Some pointers:
1. Prepare your own rubber washers and mounting tapes (not supplied by ABS Dynamics).
2. Use the printed template provided by ABS Dynamics (it is inside the box).
3. Use mounting tapes on all connecting parts.
4. The left/right foot were labeled wrongly (Left/Right), but you will...
finally got my ABS Dynamics spoiler spray painted, and successfully installed today.
1. This is my stock car (comes default with the Modulo roof spoiler... aka Mickey Mouse). I never fancy the hatchback design... looks way too empty.
2. Spoilers painted and ready to be installed.
3. There is...
you purchased the spoiler from ABS Dynamics? that spoiler is specifically made for 5-dr hatchback, installing the same spoiler on a coupe might disrupt the airflow and aerodynamics due to change in angle of attack?
This part number is only for the black horizontal piece (aka the actual spoiler), it is supposed to be an upgrade component to the Type R (stock Type-R spoiler is plastic, this upgraded component is carbon fiber).
For normal Civic hatchbacks you are required to purchase the entire set of rear...
thanks for the detailed guide! Can you share some pics especially for pt #3-5? Would like to know how is the end result with the metal plate and spacer. My spoiler from ABS Dynamics will arrive in 7 days.