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ASC wing installation ?

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I want to install the back wing.
Yes, I got one !!
Anyone, have detail pic's of the hatch with the wing removed ?
Specifcally, where the bolts come threw the hatch. Also where
the spoiler sits up on the window.
I also notice that it looks like i have to cut the
side window moulding shorter.
Any help or advice appreciated. :)
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I have a rear hatch that had a spoiler mounted on it from ASC, I will take some pictures for you and post them. The mouldings are not cut, there are 2 clips ( one on each side) that slide up on the moulding and hold the leading edge of spoiler in place. I will post some pictures of the clips too.

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Thanks David, when you get a chance.
I think pic's will help. I need to see
where the holes are drilled in the hatch.

The sides moulding does NOT need to be shorten ?
....it looks like the wing side's and clips are mounted up higher
on the trim. (Then the original moulding was attached.)
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http://www.ascmclarencoupe.com/Projects ... onAscWing/

If you scroll to about the middle, there are two pics showing the mounting locations inside and outside.

You make 4 holes directly under where the old oem thin Ford moulding would go. Then make some access holes inside the hatch...I think there were four also. Then place and bolt the wing down. The clips simply clip over the old moulding and I don't think you need to cut it....but am not 100% sure.

Contact ROBSTANG at FEP he has a complete template for the installation of the repro wing which is a near exact copy of the original. Get a copy of that.

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negusm wrote:http://www.ascmclarencoupe.com/Projects ... onAscWing/

If you scroll to about the middle, there are two pics showing the mounting locations inside and outside.

You make 4 holes directly under where the old oem thin Ford moulding would go. Then make some access holes inside the hatch...I think there were four also. Then place and bolt the hatch down. The clips simply clip over the old moulding and I don't think you need to cut it....but am not 100% sure.

Contact ROBSTANG at FEP he has a complete template for the installation of the repro wing which is a near exact copy of the original. Get a copy of that.

-Mike
Fredzilla,

If you need any further info, let me know. I be happy to shoot some pictures for you.

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Thanks Mike,
I was looking for that link ! :lol: The pics help alot .
Especially, the interior hatch shots..Now, i see what you mean
about looseing the bolts inside between the hatch. That why
the holes are larger. The bolts are inside between. Right ?

Anyone, have a measurement where the wing clips attach to
the side moulding ?

Thanks guy's
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From the very top of the hatch to the top of the clip is 31 inches.
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Well, the wing is on ! :D
and I didn't have to cut the side moulding.
But, now my hatch won't stay up and my back is killing me.
The link mike supplied said... 20 minutes to install
20 min install my A$$ :shock:
One thing I notice from the pic's. Mike's 85 hatch compared to my 86
hatch is a little different. The metal lip at the glass rolls away from the window not towards like it appears on the 85.?

Thanks again for the info.
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fredzilla wrote:Well, the wing is on ! :D
and I didn't have to cut the side moulding.
But, now my hatch won't stay up and my back is killing me.
The link mike supplied said... 20 minutes to install
20 min install my A$$ :shock:
One thing I notice from the pic's. Mike's 85 hatch compared to my 86
hatch is a little different. The metal lip at the glass rolls away from the window not towards like it appears on the 85.?

Thanks again for the info.
That was asc's recommendation...not mine.

Which picture shows this lip?
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negusm wrote
That was asc's recommendation...not mine.

Which picture shows this lip?
Yeah, I know... I didin't really think it was only going to take
me 20 mins. Took me that to make the template.

The picture i'm refering too is the lip on the interior hatch,
where access hole's are drilled.
.....if you want ?
I will try to shoot a pic of
mine to show you what i mean.
I could be wrong... :?
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fredzilla wrote:negusm wrote
That was asc's recommendation...not mine.

Which picture shows this lip?
Yeah, I know... I didin't really think it was only going to take
me 20 mins. Took me that to make the template.

The picture i'm refering too is the lip on the interior hatch,
where access hole's are drilled.
.....if you want ?
I will try to shoot a pic of
mine to show you what i mean.
I could be wrong... :?
Yeah, post a pic....I don't see how it could be different. I have an 86 hatch up in NY and I think the glass swapped over perfectly. If I understand what you are saying, that would mean the interior panels would be different too for the hatch....which I don't know why Ford would go to all that trouble for a redesign unless the third light needed that much extra room.

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Okay, I put a couple of pic's in my album..After
looking at yours again. I'm not sure ? What do you think ?
Maybe, its just angle, that the pic was taken at ?


The tape shows which way the lip bends.
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fredzilla wrote:Okay, I put a couple of pic's in my album..After
looking at yours again. I'm not sure ? What do you think ?
Maybe, its just angle, that the pic was taken at ?


The tape shows which way the lip bends.
I think its an angle thing. To me, yours looks the same as mine.

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I think its an angle thing. To me, yours looks the same as mine.
Yeah, your right it's the same. Both lips
bend up the glass... :)
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