installing a spoiler..?

i know its only 4 bolts to install one, but I was curious how to drill through the fiberglass on my bed cover?

I think they make drill bits for fiber glass. Otherwise but a NEW bit and go don't apply much preasure. Spinning at slow to mid speeds.

Those would be my guesses.

Spoilers on trucks = *** in my opnion. But post pics when your done.

I like them

corvettecrazy wrote:

I think they make drill bits for fiber glass. Otherwise but a NEW bit and go don't apply much preasure. Spinning at slow to mid speeds. Those would be my guesses.

If you apply little to no pressure and go slow to mid speeds....you'll get....NO WHERE!

Spinning the bit faster is fine....but DO NOT apply a lot of pressure, let the weight of the dril

i think that spoilers on trucks are ok if they match the truck, you dont put a aluminum racing spoiler on your 87 dodge pickup, but for example the spoiler on the new srt-10 SWEET! it just depends on your truck and the type of spoiler

Just drill that **** - careful so that if their is carpet on its underside that it doesnt get caught and get all twisted up. and MEASURE MEASURE MEASURE!!

Get some fiberglass supplies, and mold that wing to the cover, Sleeker and more gas efficent.

glidden wrote:

you dont put a aluminum racing spoiler on your 87 dodge pickup,

I've seen it done

lol, i just installed a spoiler on my car! its looks sweet, but its a stock spoiler off a hatchback integra that i put on my 4dr integra!

i would lay masking tape down ive seen something like that to make sure stuff doesnt fray and paint doesnt chip.

yes tape does help with that