Trans Am Wing?

In the C&B or maybe Pro section somebody restored a trashed trans am and they took off the wing, if I recall correctly.
 
craigdt said:
In the C&B or maybe Pro section somebody restored a trashed trans am and they took off the wing, if I recall correctly.
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Mike found the thread thank you



White lexus 23 said:
you can remove the wing open the hatch and remove the bolts that hold it on
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Okay thanks



mike4690 said:
craigdt is right, I saw the post and here is the link



http://www.autopia.org/forum/pro-de...flections-extremely-pic-heavy-280-beware.html
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Thank you for the link, this one thread is going to help me tremendously, Im doing practically everything he did except wetsanding the entire car.
 
that thread inspired me to do my car too haha. funny thing is i drive a navy blue metallic, non ram air trans am, lowered on 17" ws6 wheels, with no side molding or emblems. that car is my twin.
 
creeper said:
that thread inspired me to do my car too haha. funny thing is i drive a navy blue metallic, non ram air trans am, lowered on 17" ws6 wheels, with no side molding or emblems. that car is my twin.
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How did you remove the wing? Did you have to take the panels apart and unbolt the wing?
 
I have a black ws.6-much respect to fellow GM muscle owners!!!



When you remove your wing-GET HELP! Be sure to have a blanket or something for it ready to lay on. You can lean it against a wall temporarily if you have to, but put something under it to carry the weight
 
sorry didn't actually do it yet haha. just picked up all the supplies this week. if you pop the hatch you'll see the bolts right there. from what i can tell it's pretty straight-forward.
 
tssdetailing said:
I have a black ws.6-much respect to fellow GM muscle owners!!!



When you remove your wing-GET HELP! Be sure to have a blanket or something for it ready to lay on. You can lean it against a wall temporarily if you have to, but put something under it to carry the weight
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Thanks for the heads up, do you have any pics?



creeper said:
sorry didn't actually do it yet haha. just picked up all the supplies this week. if you pop the hatch you'll see the bolts right there. from what i can tell it's pretty straight-forward.
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How long do you think it takes?
 
it's only 8(i think) bolts so i can't see it taking that long, only thing i don't know about is how or where the wiring to the 3rd brake light disconnects. maybe 10-15 minutes if you have someone helping you. of course, things always end up taking 3 times longer than you expect. if i try it anytime soon i'll let you know.
 
creeper said:
it's only 8(i think) bolts so i can't see it taking that long, only thing i don't know about is how or where the wiring to the 3rd brake light disconnects. maybe 10-15 minutes if you have someone helping you. of course, things always end up taking 3 times longer than you expect. if i try it anytime soon i'll let you know.
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Very true thanks for the info, I think the third brake light is underneath the carpet stuff at the back
 
DetailnByDustn said:
Thanks for the heads up, do you have any pics?







How long do you think it takes?
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