GT-Four Spoiler Options

[Hazmat]

Hey there had a question about the GT-Four Spoiler. Can this actually fit on all the 94 models? I was curious about possibly slapping one on my 94 ST but I have a couple problems. A. I have no clue on where to obtain one and all the necessaries and B. No clue on where I could get it installed around here ( Possibly a body shop? ) By the way to some of the other members out there with one, It looks absolutely great and makes my mouth water

[Toyota_Celica_97]

well first of all what kind of stock spoiler you got?

2 post: if you got a 2 post it should be easy as drilling and screwing. you just need to buy a block raiser (ebay). and if you already read the guide you should just re-read that and you should be fine. a short summary of the guide is ( first take off the spoiler, put the spoiler and the block together, then put it back on the car sample as that lol.) (took about an hour for me and my friend to put his on)

3 post: if you have a 3 post you be almost out of luck lol. first you need is to buy a 2 post spoiler, then the block rasier. then you will need to cover all the hole that show im guessing about 7 hole. 3 on each end and 1 in the middle. then you will need to drill hole on the car to make the block fit. if you not a auto body guy it will cost you about $600 just to get this done for you at the shop.

[Hazmat]

well first of all what kind of stock spoiler you got?

2 post: if you got a 2 post it should be easy as drilling and screwing. you just need to buy a block raiser (ebay). and if you already read the guide you should just re-read that and you should be fine. a short summary of the guide is ( first take off the spoiler, put the spoiler and the block together, then put it back on the car sample as that lol.) (took about an hour for me and my friend to put his on)

3 post: if you have a 3 post you be almost out of luck lol. first you need is to buy a 2 post spoiler, then the block rasier. then you will need to cover all the hole that show im guessing about 7 hole. 3 on each end and 1 in the middle. then you will need to drill hole on the car to make the block fit. if you not a auto body guy it will cost you about $600 just to get this done for you at the shop.

I've got the stock 2 post spoiler that came with the car. So I guess just the blocks and I'm set? I could build up the courage and try it myself I suppose but I'm assuming a body shop would know what they are doing perfectly if I showed them the parts and what I wanted done haha