[Ugly Mongrel]

I brought one of these off eBay for $145 +$22 delivery (2 days). As my CW paint code is RBC (Continental White) and the spoiler paint code is 7F (Crystal White), I decided not to pay to have it painted. You cannot notice the difference in the two colors when fitted. Easy peasy to fit too..

Thoroughly recommend this seller as they were a pleasure to do business with and very good helpful.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/GENUINE-HYUNDAI-i30-WAGON-REAR-SPOILER-/350466601358?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item51996ff18e#ht_773wt_696

[Dazzler]

I better delete this before Trish sees it  (although there would be a respray cost for us...)

[Ugly Mongrel]

Go on Dazzler, be a devil and buy Trish a new spoiler

[TrishCW]

Go on Dazzler, be a devil and buy Trish a new spoiler

What a great Idea, Trish would love that. 

[Ugly Mongrel]

Keep working on him, Trish

[Dazzler]

Looks like they have gone  but I sent them a message to see if they can get some more...

[Ugly Mongrel]

Looks like they have gone  but I sent them a message to see if they can get some more...

I don't think you'll have any trouble Dazzler. They were very good to deal with.

I'm sure it'll make a nice wedding anniversary present for Trish

[Dazzler]

I am in negotiations with "Darren" as we speak 

Gee.. I hope it comes before September 

[jabber]

good on ya dazz!  trish will surely like the spoil-her 

i also contacted the seller & got a quote for my cw. the only thing that dounts me is the need to drill holes on the body. although the seller did say that there is atemplate to mark for drilling the holes.  hey UM did you have any issues with alignment or even withnpossible leaks?

[Dazzler]

Darren mentioned he also has an SR body kit currently painted in Steel Grey (excludes rear spoiler) and another front and rear skirt too I think .. not sure of the colour .. Probably not going to put them on EBay but if anyone is interested I can send him a message 

[Ugly Mongrel]

I also contacted the seller & got a quote for my cw. the only thing that dounts me is the need to drill holes on the body. although the seller did say that there is a template to mark for drilling the holes.  hey UM did you have any issues with alignment or even with possible leaks?

Hey jabber, No problems with alignment at all, but when we fitted it, we didn't use the supplied template. When the template arrived in the packaging, it  was very tightly wound and it was very difficult to try and straighten it. We tossed it away and simply held the spoiler against the vehicle, lined it up and marked the drill points with a felt pen. SOooo much easier than the template.

As far as drilling the holes goes, no problem there either. The kit comes with a small tube of primer paint to touch up the bare metal where you have drilled. We also filled the cavity with some silicone before fitting the finishing caps over the screw cavity.

All up the installation took about 15 minutes and it looks great when installed.

[Dazzler]

All up the installation took about 15 minutes and it looks great when installed.

Any chance of a photo sometime soon UM ...

another tip is to put a bit of masking tape on the body before you drill so the drill bit doesnt "wander" ....

[Dazzler]

Here are a couple of Pix as featured in the video I posted elsewhere





and here are the instructions that came with the spoiler (as I said in the video must have been excess USA stock ... as they are for the Elantra Touring