Nissan Pathfinder Spoilers Wings
Nissan has known boxy was cool for quite a while, which is why it created the Pathfinder model. One thing that ups the cool factor on the Pathfinder is adding a spoiler to the SUVs straight lines. A rear edge spoiler, also called a wing, makes a great addition to your vehicle.
What are Pathfinder wings and spoilers made of?Nissan Pathfinders can be made of plastic or fiberglass. Fiberglass is one of the most common materials used to create car body parts. It is strong, flexible, and easy to paint. Plastic spoilers are also easy to install and can be painted. Plastic spoilers or wings are made of different ABS composite materials, which increases their durability.
What type of spoilers are offered for the Nissan Pathfinder?Adding a spoiler to a Nissan Pathfinder is different than adding one to a sedan or coupe. The rear window in the back of the SUV means there is not a traditional trunk. Instead, the spoiler is added to the rear roofline or just above the rear window.
What is needed to install a Pathfinder spoiler?A Pathfinder spoiler is sold with hardware that needs to be installed. It is important to make sure the spoiler is attached in the proper area. For instance, if it is a rear edge spoiler, it needs to be installed in that location.
Hardware that should come with the Pathfinder include locator tabs, screws and bolts, spoiler wires, and adhesive tape. If drilling is required to install the spoiler, you will need a drill with a 5/16-inch drill. After finishing the installation, you should vacuum the area to clear out any debris.
Where do you find a Pathfinders paint code tag?You can order an aftermarket spoiler for your vehicle and have it pre-painted or sent to you primed. A primed spoiler or wing can be painted any color you would like when it arrives. If you want your SUVs spoiler to be painted before sending it to you, you will need to find your vehicles paint code tag. Every vehicle is created with a paint code tag that is made up of three symbols. The paint code tag is not always located in the same spot, but it is usually in one of a few locations.
- Driver side door jamb.
- Engine bay section (near firewall).
- Hinge of the driver side door.
- Radiator support bar.