i have an 88 sport coupe with the stock low rise spoiler, it looks the same as the high rise but obvisouly lower, my question is would the high rise bolt on using the existing mounting holes or will i have to fill and drill, thanks.

 

Im pretty sure that you will be able to just mount it up, looks like the mounting holes are the same

 

Fill and drill.................

 

crap, i was kind of hoping it would have the same mounting holes....oh well, anyone done this? how hard/long will it take?

 

I've done the swap before on my last '91 RS. Actually very simple, I drilled the pilot holes in the dark using a cell phone for light. The next morning I mounted it up and drove around for a few weeks with a primered High-Rise spoiler. The holes didn't match up though and I never filled them in, but you couldn't see the holes unless up close... but it did give rain a chance to get into the car and cause rust.

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Why would you want to put that park bench on the back of your car!

 

well its either this one or the 5 inch high rise....unless i can make my stocker slightly higher

 

The Z28 High-Rise spoiler is definately one of the best factory spoilers ever for any car. On a Camaro it just makes it look so much more aggresive and noticeable. It's one of the few spoilers that actually looks like it's meant for a car.

 

Different strokes for different folks.

 

I can't wait to get mine done...........

 

Any low & sleek looking car such as a thirdgen does not need some wing that sticks straight up 6 - 8 inches. It totally ruins the flow of the car in my opinion. It practically started the whole big wing/***** look. The standard 3-piece RS spoiler flows much better with the lines of the car with it's backslant that matches the front nose area of the car. But hey, at least you'll have a drying rack for your shorts should you get the urge to go skinny-dippin some night! LOL Just my opinion guys, don't take it to hard. Whatever trips your trigger.

 

Tell GM that, they made it, and no Dodge started it in the 60's........

 

i dont know what to do anymore, maybe ill just keep the stock low rise because i think it looks good also, and get hood blisters and call it a day, im nervous about aftermarket hoods fitment anyway, especially since my car was in a front end collision with the previous owner, not to mention the 550 bucks i can put else where.

 

Correct, then it died for 20 years until GM had their brainfart! They seem to love that image, have you seen the hideous wing on the back of the new Cavaliers!

 

I have to say put that "Park bench" on your car. Love it up, and be glad that you have something different from every other Camaro from 82-92... except 88-89 sc's, and 91- 92 Z's.

Do what you want with the spoiler, but don't let name calling get in the way of your dream car. If I had to see this from a different angle I would say a "Park bench" at least gets a**!!!

 

I have the "Park Bench" in my garage waiting for me to start the swap. The 92 Z with the Hi Rise and the Blisters is the most disinctive of all of the Camaro's. But then again I have a '86 with the 3 piece spoiler so I have the best of both worlds.

 

people who call it a park bench are just jealous because they dont have one

and wasnt the "park bench" style wing on the fox body before it was on the camaro...hmm im pretty sure of that

 

Kinda funny how GM used the "high rise spoiler" on the 69 Trans Am's.