Fitting Rear Spoiler To Vr Vagon

[deanos70]

I've got a vr wagon and in getting a rear roof spoiler for it

How hard are they to fit, any tips or tricks would be appreciated

Do i need to get a template from some where to know where to drill

thanks

[woteva]

Do post some pics when you have it on.
Thanks.

[Raremetal]

I've got a vr wagon and in getting a rear roof spoiler for it

How hard are they to fit, any tips or tricks would be appreciated

Do i need to get a template from some where to know where to drill

thanks

Hmm, this is interesting, I've seen many spoilers and they haven't looked good on wagons, sedans yes. And a few utes with hard tops. I agree with deanos70 I would like to see photos when/if you put it on.

Cheers.

[deanos70]

thanks guys i will post some pics when i finally get the spoiler and fit it

its not for looks mainly just to keep some of the crap off that gets on the rear window in the wagon from driving

just the factory style rear wagon spoiler like on the pic below i found online

[seraphic06]

Technically not a spoiler - it's a dust deflector. I've fitted one to my wagon and it was a pain in the rear to do. I made a template of it so I knew where to drill. You have some leeway with the end but the two supports in the middle of the deflector, however, you will need to be spot on with your drilling.

[deanos70]

Technically not a spoiler - it's a dust deflector. I've fitted one to my wagon and it was a pain in the rear to do. I made a template of it so I knew where to drill. You have some leeway with the end but the two supports in the middle of the deflector, however, you will need to be spot on with your drilling.

Thanks Seraphic

your right i should have said a dust deflector instead of spoiler
sounds like it might be a bit tricky

did you drill the 2 mount supports in the middle first or the end ones first

cheers

have you noticed much of a difference on the rear window once it was fitted

[seraphic06]

I drilled the middle mounts first. I had a friend help me with this. Just make sure it is where you want it before drilling - gaffer tape it to the tailagte so it doesn't move. I also suggest drilling a small pilot hole first. If it is in the right spot you can always drill larger.

From inside you will never notice it but it does create a tiny bit more shade for the rear cabin area. Externally you will notice it, but it is not so grandiose that it looks out of place. I don't regret putting it on.