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    Do you think there's any chance in hell the Judgement kit would work on a Spyder?

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    It would take a lot of modification to fit since the lip of the spoiler is integrated into the rear quarters. Then, it really depends on how much you want to get into the trunk. You could shave off the entire spoiler portion and create the lip into that. But, it's a matter of how much time and $$$ you ultimately have.

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    looking good. i've wanted to splice 99 turns onto my 97 bumper for years. looks like you used the ED bumper for the same result.

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    Yea, been running that bumper on my cars like that for the past 4+ years.

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    How did you get your fuel door to fit up? I bought my car with a widebody and it looks... "off"

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    We used a sparco fuel door and located it in a place that would make it fit with the stock opening in the quarter. You have to cut into the recess to allow the filler neck to fit.

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    I forgot about the ducktail flowing in the fenders. Damn...

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    Think you can snap a picture of it for me?

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    I'm not sure what I could really take a picture of. The way we did ours is that it is totally enclosed so it doesn't look ugly. Basically, you remove the sparco cap and you just see the filler neck. There is a metal tube that goes between the sparco cap and the stock filler neck.

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    I guess I'll just have to fool around with mine until I can get it to sit in a way I'd be happy with

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