Cervini's Front Chin Spoiler

[16P51-GT]

In my latest video, my buddy [MENTION=18696]Jonas-RR-GT[/MENTION] helps me install the Cervini's front chin spoiler.

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[murphy]

Nice video, Looks awesome!! I'm holding out to see if MMD puts out a chin spoiler similar to their SEMA car but if it's not, I'm definitely getting the Cervinis.

 

[jbailer]

Nice, I will be installing mine this afternoon!

 

[16P51-GT]

Nice, I will be installing mine this afternoon!

Cool! Can't wait to see the pics if you post them. :cheers:

 

[16P51-GT]

Nice video, Looks awesome!! I'm holding out to see if MMD puts out a chin spoiler similar to their SEMA car but if it's not, I'm definitely getting the Cervinis.

Thanks! I'm sure MMD has something in store!

 

[NWFreerider]

Install time? And did you measure loss of ground clearance?

 

[16P51-GT]

Install time? And did you measure loss of ground clearance?

I'd estimate an hour, maybe less for someone who is familiar with the install. We took a few breaks so that Jonas could tend to his little ones. I didn't measure ground clearance, but I'll compare it to a stock '16 when I get a chance. Keeping in mind that my car is also lowered. I have went over some speed bumps and sharp inclines with no issues.

 

[NWFreerider]

Thanks!

 

[16P51-GT]

Thanks!

No problem.

 

[jbailer]

I'm where you were at 5:30 into the video and struggling with the some thing. The instructions are crap. In step 5, they tell you to install 6 factory screws on each side. 2 problems with that, there weren't 6 factory screws in the chin spoiler, you have to use ones from the belly pan plus you need to remove clips and reposition or there's nothing for the screws to hold to. I'll get through it eventually but the instructions are really bad.

 

[jbailer]

Another problem for me was they didn't include the 2 nuts for the center support, bolts and 4 washers were included. Fortunately I'm a packrat and had some that fit. I noticed in your video you didn't put screws on the corners. Re-using the existing clips leaves you 2 clips short for 6 on each side so with 5 on each side it looks like the corners were skipped. I have some extra clips I'm going to try, I really want the corners supported.

 

[jbailer]

For anyone else that does this, I would HIGHLY recommend drilling out the holes in it before installing. I had mine mounted with the 2 bolts and push pins. When I tried to get the other screws in I found the holes that were pre-drilled were WAY too small to get the screw even started. After fighting with it for a bit, I took it back off and it went much easier.

Don't worry about taking screws that were in the belly pan to hold on the chin spoiler, the 6 that are provided with the spacers replace them. At the end I even had 4 extra of those screws and 6 extra push pins (can always use spares of them). I did need 2 extra clips for the screws to go in though.

In true Cervinis fashion, the part itself is fantastic quality and the finish really goes with the other trim. It fastens down very securely. The chin and spoiler are just as secure as the oem. Regarding clearance, even with my Steeda Progressive lowering springs, I still have 5.5" clearance under this chin. No pics today, too dirty but I'm lovin it. My wife came out and said it really looks good. She's my worst critic, always saying, "it looks fine the way it is". All of the parts I've added, she says, "it looks like it should have come that way".

 

[Stage_3]

I like it.
Car looks good!

 

[Chameleon]

Looks good!

 

[JoeMustang]

I love mine! Have Cervini's spoilers on both my Stangs.

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