Chicagoland Area Modern Mopars
Joining our club forum is FREE, so please take a few minutes to register and join us in Chicagoland's best Modern Mopar club on the web!

After joining, you will not only be able to communicate with our members, but other forums will be available for viewing and posting. These include our CAMM Swap section, featuring parts and vehicles for sale in the Chicagoland area, the Knowledge Base, Off Topic Areas and much, much more.

Advertisements will also be disabled for you once you join.

We openly invite you to join our online community and hope to see you posting soon!
Chicagoland Area Modern Mopars
Joining our club forum is FREE, so please take a few minutes to register and join us in Chicagoland's best Modern Mopar club on the web!

After joining, you will not only be able to communicate with our members, but other forums will be available for viewing and posting. These include our CAMM Swap section, featuring parts and vehicles for sale in the Chicagoland area, the Knowledge Base, Off Topic Areas and much, much more.

Advertisements will also be disabled for you once you join.

We openly invite you to join our online community and hope to see you posting soon!


Everything Mopar for the Chicagoland area
 
PortalHomeLatest imagesRegisterLog in

 

 New Chin Spoiler

Go down 
+3
Iguanaman
jontoad
JBBCharger
7 posters
AuthorMessage
JBBCharger
CAMM Member
JBBCharger


Location : Batavia, IL
Points : 5472
Posts : 80
Reputation : 17

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 13th 2010, 11:17 pm

The other day I went to River Front Dodge/Chrysler (Aurora) to get an oil change and tire rotate done. While I was waiting for the car, I visited their parts department and decided to order a new chin spoiler for my '06 R/T. Turns out they had one in stock but for some reason the fasteners were missing. They reduced the price ($115) to $80 so I bought it. I figured I could get the fasteners I need from an autoparts store. Actually, instead of plastic rivots, I was thinking of using stainless bolts and washers. Any thoughts? Did I make a mistake buying this thing without the OEM fasteners? Anybody out there done this to their car or willing to help me for beer? Modelo

Jay
Back to top Go down
jontoad
Founding Member
Founding Member
jontoad


Location : Naperville, IL
Points : 12896
Posts : 4914
Reputation : 1220

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 13th 2010, 11:44 pm

i would think plastic fasteners would be much nicer to the bumper if you hit the lip on a curb parking. id rather the fasteners beak away and be the weak point than crack the bumper cause it was on so good.
Back to top Go down
Iguanaman
CAMM All-Star
Iguanaman


Location : L.I.T.H.
Points : 9598
Posts : 2746
Reputation : 1136

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 14th 2010, 12:23 am

My chin spoiler from Danko uses steel bolts and washers. Works fine.
Back to top Go down
Dartboy
Founding Member
Founding Member
Dartboy


Location : Joliet,IL
Points : 8326
Posts : 1666
Reputation : 709

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 14th 2010, 12:43 am

JBB come on by...be glad to put it on for you...done about 6 of them now! Im off most saturdays and sundays... be glad to help you out!

I myself used bolts and washers for my Danko one...but also the same way when I have done the OEM one for people!
Back to top Go down
Shawn1112
Founding Member
Founding Member
Shawn1112


Location : Hater Proof
Points : 33893
Posts : 12919
Reputation : 1607

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 14th 2010, 1:31 pm

When I had a chin spoiler, I used stainless bolts and nuts
Back to top Go down
Illinois Chaos
CAMM All-Star
Illinois Chaos


Location : in the other lane
Points : 13772
Posts : 5492
Reputation : 1198

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 14th 2010, 7:41 pm

It's probably ok either way, but I think Jon has a point. Plastic fasteners would be the preferred method to avoid having to replace both. That's the reason that they are on there.
Back to top Go down
Moparcharger07
CAMM Member
Moparcharger07


Location : Hainesville-ISH
Points : 25538
Posts : 2304
Reputation : 591

New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitimeAugust 14th 2010, 9:06 pm

I used them both lol I used the plastic rivets and bolts
Back to top Go down
Sponsored content





New Chin Spoiler Empty
PostSubject: Re: New Chin Spoiler   New Chin Spoiler I_icon_minitime

Back to top Go down
 
New Chin Spoiler
Back to top 
Page 1 of 1
 Similar topics
-
» Danko grill and chin spoiler fit?!
» Completed demolding and installed Daytona chin spoiler
» spoiler
» New Spoiler formthe SXT
» Thoughts on this Spoiler?

Permissions in this forum:You cannot reply to topics in this forum
Chicagoland Area Modern Mopars :: The Garage :: Exterior-
Jump to: