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ADRO V2 Spoiler

Phastroh

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So it finally arrived. The last piece to complete my full ASRO kit.

V3 Sides and rear diffuser
V2 Front lip and Spoiler

Just snapped these turd photos for now and the one I’m replacing. The old one was popular but was gone fast off EBay. Had tons ask how to get it but never saw one like it again.

I’ll update after install however I’m waiting on my Reflective Red badges and replacement side vents.
 

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I love it 100000%

The 3 year old Chinese one still looks like new that I took off and is still my second favorite style and I still cannot find one that looks like it.
 

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Can you tell me what you did for your chrome exhaust port surrounds? Did you remove them or paint them? I am considering same.
 
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Can you tell me what you did for your chrome exhaust port surrounds? Did you remove them or paint them? I am considering same.
I removed them. Then bought a can of Raptor Flat Black enamel. I swear I used the wheel paint but when I went back last week to get it for my front grill the guy said they have had only the enamel since months prior to my purchase.

So I removed them, washed them good and put probably 10 coats on them lol I used the whole can over 2 days and I sprayed all sides and inside the tips as well.

I wanted nothing to show from any angle.

My only work of caution is due to no room as you will see when you take them out, I wrapped mine in paper during reinstall to make sure the paint was not scratched.

My previous attempt with a more rubberized paint ended in scrapes and I realized it was the wrong paint anyway.

So just wrap it up and once it is in place you can easily take the paper off.

Better safe than sorry and having to unbolt anything.

Just let it dry a few days and lots of coats. I didn’t care they were missing a few days.

That same paint is on my grill and it looks great and lots of compliments. Looks great.
 
I removed them. Then bought a can of Raptor Flat Black enamel. I swear I used the wheel paint but when I went back last week to get it for my front grill the guy said they have had only the enamel since months prior to my purchase.

So I removed them, washed them good and put probably 10 coats on them lol I used the whole can over 2 days and I sprayed all sides and inside the tips as well.

I wanted nothing to show from any angle.

My only work of caution is due to no room as you will see when you take them out, I wrapped mine in paper during reinstall to make sure the paint was not scratched.

My previous attempt with a more rubberized paint ended in scrapes and I realized it was the wrong paint anyway.

So just wrap it up and once it is in place you can easily take the paper off.

Better safe than sorry and having to unbolt anything.

Just let it dry a few days and lots of coats. I didn’t care they were missing a few days.

That same paint is on my grill and it looks great and lots of compliments. Looks great.
Thanks. So they just pull straight outward after removing a couple screws?
 
Thanks. So they just pull straight outward after removing a couple screws?
No. That’s why you should be wrapping them up.

It’s a bit of turning and pulling lol it’s not that smooth and can easily scrape.

I will only say the drivers side went back in smoothly but the passenger side not and it’s basically the same thing.

Those rings are just part of a bigger piece so it’s not simple. I wantbto say I had to take the rubber thing of the hanger too.

It’s just a pain if you are trying not to scrape them but in general it’s not that hard to remove and put back.

Oh I think one of the screws you will need a stubby for due to no room.
 
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