RoccoFiles

I'm about to install my roof spoiler and was just curious if you line it up with the top edge of the back glass (would have slight gap between roof and spoiler) or make it flush with the roof (no gap between roof and spoiler)? Anybody got an answer. I'd assume it's lined up with the glass, in case you need to remove or replace the glass? Make any sense?

plusone

not so sure what you are trying to say but the top of your roof spoiler goes along the top of the glass. shouldn't be any gap unless it bad fitment.

RoccoFiles

ok, I think I figured it out

ULTiMaX99

iTrader: (5)

mine is lined up with the edge of the glass. u should see the gap between the glass and the metal roof.

jns350

iTrader: (7)

I placed my spoiler right at edge of the glass till there was hardly any gap...looks more clean.

350ISRYDER

line it up to edge of glass, let the sealed area show so water and other crap can get out easier...it you put it over that space, your roof spoiler won't be sitting all on the glass, more chance of it lifting off!

istundra

iTrader: (2)

Yes... edge of the glass...

What kind of roof spoiler?

mrcheerio

iTrader: (1)

i put mine flush :0 but i bought a carson type spoiler ..

papaalex

i did the same. i prefer a small canal there where water can pass thru