Yea my hood is lower than the fender on one side and my passenger door looks like it's open. On my focus RS there was so much gap between door panels that you could see the hinge through it...Luckily when I'm driving it I don't have to see any of this crap.
All of the factory spoilers for the coup have the same attachment points. With a few exceptions like the CFTP on the GT500 or the GT350R. I removed the stock spoiler on my car and replaced it with the GT350 track pack spoiler. The only difference is the layout of the 3M tape.
Gotcha. I guess I'll try to see if the bolt is loose. I have to order an extension to reach but as long as it's secure and won't fall off I guess I'll just have to try to ignore this one more uneven gap of the many.
Thanks for checking and sharing the pics! The gap looks similar to mine and the ones I see on both sides of the LMR video and screenshot I posted earlier.@doritoking
Here’s a few pics I just took. The last 2 are of the passenger side where it meets the trunk. I was able to apply some pressure to tighten up the gap a tiny amount but it also pushes down on the trunk pretty hard to do so. It looks like it’s not an issue of mine coming loose, more just sloppy gaps if that makes sense.
Downforce would keep it planted. Its the drag that will rip it off
Under the hood there are two rubber pieces either side sticking up from the black metal frame right above the headlight. On the drivers side it is below the hood prop rod. This does not appear to be one of the screw type adjustors where you can screw it in and out dictating the height of the stopper, but you can pull on it a bit and stretch it, this will improve the gap if the hood is closing lower than the fender.
would that help at the other end of the hood on the end that meets with the windshield? The height seems to be ok at the front end of the hood, but is lower on the back side.Under the hood there are two rubber pieces either side sticking up from the black metal frame right above the headlight. On the drivers side it is below the hood prop rod. This does not appear to be one of the screw type adjustors where you can screw it in and out dictating the height of the stopper, but you can pull on it a bit and stretch it, this will improve the gap if the hood is closing lower than the fender.
Like I said, in some cars these are adjustable and for this purpose.
My panel gaps were pretty good from factory, and I made it perfectly flush by screwing and pulling on this piece. Excuse the flash glare
uffffff........ I'd say probably not, but its worth a shot.
Thanks, Yes, probably can tweak it better. Just that all of the panel gaps on the wife’s new $25k cheaper Mazda CX30 are tighter and perfect. And it was built in Mexico.
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