Hi All

Can anyone tell me if the holes in the trunklids are the same for the coupe and sedan spoiler? I'd like to use the low rise SS/TC coupe spoiler on my SS/TC sedan.

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

I don't think it would fit. Search it. There's a thread about this here in appearance.

 

Coupe and sedan holes do not match up...have you checked out the optional sedan spoiler?

http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...P1756C203.aspx

They do not look bad on the sedan. I saw one on a red Cobalt 2 years ago and it looked good...IMO. The ends match the curves of the taillights.

 

Yeah look in my gallery. I had that spoiler. Still have it. And it looked good

Maybe it was me who you saw :LOL:

 

You guys are great. I really appreciate your help. It sure is nice to know that I can join a new car forum and have such helpful members.

Thanks.


Do you mind me asking how you went about adding the coupe rear bumper or was it just the lower valence that you added? I really like that look.

Thanks.

 

Just the lip I added

 

Did the rear fascia have the holes outlined on the inside so that all you had to do was cut them out?

 

Hope you don't mind the questions. Any customizing, or was the lip an OEM part?

Your car looks great.

 

The lip is from the ss/sc and no there isn't any marks on the inside of the bumper cuz it's a sedan bumper. There's a how to on this for the 2.2 coupe. Just follow that if you gonna try you have to measure the slipts and mark it on the bumper

I don't mind the ques. And welcome to css.net

 

Gotcha, and thanks again for the info.

 

i've actually seen a high rise on a 4 door sedan, it looked bitchin. it was also lowered a little and had some other things done, but the high rise looked good

 

I don't think a highrise on a sedan looks "meh" IMO. The coupe low rise looks better on a sedan

 

I'm looking to do the low rise, as mentioned above. I think it will be just right in combination with the SS coupe rear lip.

 

Installed the GM Accessories Cobalt Sedan rear spoiler. Before the pics, I have to make a couple of comments.
1. The stock SS rear spoiler is a biatch to take off because of the double sided tape used assist attaching the stock spoiler to the trunk. I used the old fishing line trick to saw away at the tape, then used a 4" spatula to help pry it off the rest of the way.
2. My SS was built in October 08, but the white paint under the stock spoiler stands has already yellowed, presumably from water settling in and under the tape. I used a buffing compound but it's still a little bit yellow.
3. As per note 2, this is critical, because the GM Accessories spoiler has a more narrow profile to the spoiler stands and do not cover as much surface area, therefore some of the yellowing is visible if one looks carefully.
4. Since the stock SS comes with a spoiler, there are two big fat holes (series of) for the forward fasteners. The GM Accessories spoiler, since the profile of the stands are more narrow, barely cover the existing holes, in fact, I could see them them from above, if I looked closely. This is critical because it would allow water to penetrate into the trunk. Solution, lots of white silicone sealer around the openings and studs from the stand, prior to fastening. After the weather warms up, I am going to run a bead of silicone around the edge of the spoiler stands where it meets the trunk lid.

Other than those notes, it looks pretty good, at least more substantial than the stock SS spoiler. Next mod, the rear SS coupe lip, and that should do it for the rear end. (for now) Actually, I'm waiting on taillight/third brake light tint to arrive.

Now to the pics. More to come when the weather gets better.

 

oh man, you shouldve checked my for sale thread. I have the same spoiler and I'm selling it for way less.

 

Sorry about that, didn't even think to check the FS ads. I just had it on my mind to get a white spoiler so I didn't have to paint.

 

It's alright. Looks really good tho in white. Got any full pics of your car?

 

I'm going to take some full pics once we get pass the rainy weather we're having. The install was done yesterday during a break in the weather.

I'll post pics soon.

 

Finally had some nice weather, so while I was power washing the driveway, I had a chance to take some full vehicle pics.







Also installed some Cobalt Sill plates too.





And this will be going in soon. :crazy: