SUBTYPER

Thanks EROS and agree totally but its the subaru price thats putting me off and the fear they have given me about putting on a spoiler without changing the bootlid to a steel item, I would of had Marks like a shot if I could get some sort of guarantee the bootlid wont warp or bend with speed on the spoiler as been told with it being aluminium it wont take the stress of a big spoiler. and to be honest the little spoiler aint floating my boat now. Mark have you fitted any of the big spoielrs to customers cars with the ally bootlid and how long they been fitted for and any notice of bending or warping. I aint implying anything bad about Ht autos but its a lot of money i spent on car and am worried sick.

SUBTYPER

Does anybody do interior styling bits for the saloon as well

Eros

I know it sound's rough is there no way of making a support inside the bootlid to help hold the spoiler. I didn't know you had to change the bootlid sort of sucks... But still think it look's the mut's nut's...And yes I'm jealous

SUBTYPER

When I was younger I would of made internal supports for the bootlid mate but now the subaru comes with a 12 year warranty Iy just scares me if anything goes wrong lol.

Eros

Wow 12 year's point made. I guess can only do one thing and save your paperround money up now then, and have Subaru do it

SUBTYPER

Yeah i couldnt believe it either, I dont know how good the warranty will be like but fingers crossed they will honour any clams, if not the car is getting bodykitted lol

Abx

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12 Years warranty just relates to the corrosion, paintwork is 3 years and you have to pay each time the car is serviced IIRC to have it inspected otherwise its invalid, and I'm sure if you purchased the car secondhand and its had a service already it would not have been done then so already not covered!

SUBTYPER

Hi Alex the cars log book has been fully stamped upto dateby subaru dealer on servie and bodywork service mate so gonna keep it up if possible which is why am worried about what to do wih spoilers

Don Clark

Whoever you have been speaking to doesn't know his a@^e from his elbow.

The supplied OEM bootlid is steel (as I've drilled mine for the low level spoiler), It's the internal stiffening that is not suitable for the high level spoiler requiring a replacement.

Various Subaru DEALERS purchased Mark's high level spoilers to fit as the genuine OEM item was not available at that time.

Don Clark

If you read through my thread you may find some hints /tips /suppliers..........

https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...ti-saloon.html

Eros

Thats what I like to hear

SUBTYPER

So Don can we change the bootlid internals to be able to support the big spoiler

Don Clark

No, although Mark's (HTAutos) is designed to fit the original boot lid.

SUBTYPER

fabulous thats good to hear and will probs go for Marks as i m loving the adjustability of the rear spoiler, wil be good to know it wont cause any issues with it designed for the original bootlid