Civic stock spoilers.
 

Is it possible to remove the spoiler that comes stock on Civics, and if
so, what is left after removing it? Also, what tools are required for
doing this?

Re: Civic stock spoilers.
 

PCB wrote:
> Is it possible to remove the spoiler that comes stock on Civics, and if
> so, what is left after removing it? Also, what tools are required for
> doing this?

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Diagrams are at www.slhondaparts.com

Google works great, too.

'Curly'

Re: Civic stock spoilers.
 

PCB <not@this.time.mil> wrote in news:not-C53146.14452205042007
@news.isp.giganews.com:

> Is it possible to remove the spoiler that comes stock on Civics,


Yep. It's just bolted on.


> and if
> so, what is left after removing it?



Holes. And "tan lines" in the paint.



> Also, what tools are required for
> doing this?


Usual hand tools, plus you need to weld/fill the holes and refinish the
panel. And repaint.

Plus if your spoiler contains the CHMSL, you'll need to blank off and
insulate the connector, or wire up a new brake light in the rear window.

Is it really worth it?



--
Tegger

The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/

Re: Civic stock spoilers.
 

My feeling? Leave well enough alone. If the stock one is damaged, replace
with the same. If you REALLY have to get rid of it, find a salvaged mint
trunk deck and swap.

What is your goal? No spoiler or an aftermarket spoiler?

G-Man


"PCB" <not@this.time.mil> wrote in message
news:not-C53146.14452205042007@news.isp.giganews.com...
> Is it possible to remove the spoiler that comes stock on Civics, and if
> so, what is left after removing it? Also, what tools are required for
> doing this?

Re: Civic stock spoilers.
 

In article <not-C53146.14452205042007@news.isp.giganews.com>,
PCB <not@this.time.mil> wrote:

> Is it possible to remove the spoiler that comes stock on Civics, and if
> so, what is left after removing it? Also, what tools are required for
> doing this?

Thanks to all that replied!