Reply to "Front spoiler lights, how is it done?"

panteradougMember

Which spoiler are you talking about?

The original GTS spoiler has two round holes which were intended to connect ducts to the front brakes with on the original Gp3 cars. I don't recall exactly at this minute but I think they are 2-1/2" round holes.

You can mount Piaa 2" round driving lights in them. The lights have simple thin metal mounting brackets that mount the lights to the bottom of the Pantera sheet metal valance.

The tight 1/4" space left around them and the way they project through the spoiler makes them look like they were designed for that.

They are 55w halogen bulbs.

The lights are simple to mount and have a relay kit that comes with them.

The big GT front air dam takes a different rectangular light in the brake duct. Don't know which on but it isn't difficult to figure out.

If you don't know which spoiler you have take some pictures and post them here.

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