i was wondering if anybody has a template or measurements to drill the holes so i can mount my spoiler???

 

Please don't.

 

x2

 

swap trunks. only get the low rise at most

 

But, in all seriousness, because it's your car, and you can do what you want, i don't think there is a template available. You may just want to look into swapping trunk lids, or ask a buddy if you can take measurements of his SS to get the placement right.

 

Ohh no I'm taking off my spoiler!! I have had enough!!!!

 

unless you acctually make your car look nice with a body kit and what not like some of the people on here then dont bother putting the ss wing on ahah

 

*face palm*

 

please dont but then again its your car. there is no templete

 

Looks bad because you the ls/lt doesnt have the same body kit and ground effects and just looks bad.

 

Get a body kit and look at this spoiler to see if you will like this one better.
http://www.customautotrim.com/spoile...cobalt/wg1648/

 

just swap trunks, everybody wants wingless so it should be easy to find a car with a spoiler you want

 

theres no template/ what i did in my autobody class was open the trunk which u will see four round circles that is designated for the spoiler screws sit. what i did was held the wing over the trunk put a dab of lotion on the bolt tips only and sat it right where i wanted the spoiler. once u lift the wing up you will have 4 marks of lotion on the trunk. get a lever and make sure its even then use a "pincher" (tool that pushes onto sheet metal to make a mark) look under the trunk and make sure the marks look center in the circles you see and use this as your guide to drill, now remember drill small and work ur way up. but to save the hassle just trade trunks

 

With the spoiler off the car, take a piece of paper and mark where the holes are on the paper.

Line the holes on the paper with the spoiler holes. Tape the paper onto the spoiler

Put the spoiler on the car with the paper attached - place spoiler where desired with the paper between the car and the spoiler holes. Then tape the paper onto car.

Remove spoiler from paper leaving the paper on the car.

So now you know where to make holes since you have the paper with the holes drawn and measured on the car

 

Most aftermarket spoilers also come with these plastic X's designed to either go in threaded holes or on studs. Once spoiler is measured and positioned on car correctly with these in place, you tape them down, and have a perfect guide for a pilot hole in the center. I went as far as ordering these when doing a project on a past car, I believe through Erebuni if they still exist.

I still have these but they're back home in MI.

 

wow feel the fn love in this fourm for a little help. i'm putting a wing a base model balt so take that you haters.