I jsut got my airdam and the center portion seems deformed. Is the bottom side supposed to be straight or bent like two mountains? I have the feeling it's bent due to some kinda heat?
WW front airdam q
- Thread starter ak
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Mine was straight, but mine had been on another car before. Its urethane and very flexible, so i doubt you will have any trouble sticking it down and keeping it down. Mine conformed to the shape of my bumper with ease.
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1992 NSX
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1992 NSX
In time the urethane will go into the proper shape as mine did.
You have to leave the front airdam in the sun for a couple of hours so the urethane can stretch and become soft. Once it's heated, I would suggest pre-fitting it onto the vehicle(bolt it on) and letting it sit a couple of hours so that it cools down to the proper shape.
Email me if you have any more questions.
Good Luck
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Richard
NSXTASY
Email me if you have any more questions.
Good Luck
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Richard
NSXTASY
This might be a stupid question since i haven't looked at it in detail. But do I need to drill a hole on the airdam to screw it on? I don't see any hole on it and all I see is two sided tape which is kinda scary... I guess I should pre-fit it before I get it painted?
-ak
-ak
No hole drilling is required. I wiped down my bumper with wax and grease remover, then applied 2 sided adhesive tape to the lip itself. Laid it over the bumper, and used some plastic self tapping screws to fasten the ends to the innner fenders. About 20 minutes worth of work. Fit perfectly. I can only hope the sides and rear go on this easily.
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1992 NSX
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1992 NSX
I've heard the rear spats don't line up that well.
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'91 Black/Black
