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hi everyone thinking about getting one of these are they easy to fit?anything to look out for when fitting one do i need certain brackets/screws,i have a budget of around £50 can i get a decent one for that price thanks dave

lower under bumper spoiler?

original factory item uses rivnuts to secure , all vans have the holes ready !

alternatively new holes with rivots is alot simpler along the front , sides still need spire clips and selftappers tho

dave lfc wrote:....i have a budget of around £80 can i get a decent one for that price thanks dave

Nope!
Decent ones go from 100 quid upwards.

There's a couple on ebay.de.

have a look on ebay/amazon now,thanks for that.cheers dave

billy739 wrote:lower under bumper spoiler?

original factory item uses rivnuts to secure , all vans have the holes ready !

alternatively new holes with rivots is alot simpler along the front , sides still need spire clips and selftappers tho

what size rivnuts will i need,thanks dave

M6 rivnuts. I think they are the ones with a chamfered head

I used M6 tamer proof bolts (with washers) to secure mine as well as tamper proof self tappers for the sides with the vw clips N0154322

Or as said above you can use 6mm spire clips for the sides with 6mm bolts

You can find spoilers under £100, but not if you are in a rush and don't trawl the wanted ads constantly

Cruz wrote:M6 rivnuts. I think they are the ones with a chamfered head

I used M6 tamer proof bolts (with washers) to secure mine as well as tamper proof self tappers for the sides with the vw clips N0154322

Or as said above you can use 6mm spire clips for the sides with 6mm bolts

You can find spoilers under £100, but not if you are in a rush and don't trawl the wanted ads constantly

just found the m6 rivnuts do these just tap in the holes underneath or do i need a rivet gun,cheers dave

The VW item is - N 0304001 M6,
You can make your own rivinut tool, there's a link in the wiki http://homepage.ntlworld.com/georgina_s ... tting.html

Or you can borrow a rivinut tool.

Even better you can borrow a rivinut tool and operator (cheers Mark).

thanks for that mark,cheers dave

dave lfc wrote:thanks for that mark,cheers dave

Lol - I'm not Mark, Mark was the Rivinut tool owner/operator.