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The donkey CRX · 07-15-2015, 06:45 PM

Here are some pictures I took today. Hopefully they will show what you wanted to see.

The problem we had before was that the carbon fiber was so stiff it would not stay low enough on the sides and top to conform to the "template". So I made these hand made "C" clips that wrap around the rubber surround of the glass lift gate and force the kammbach to stay where I wanted it to be. They are made from some scrape .090 sheet aluminum. I created the curved "C" part by gradually bending the aluminum with our sheet metal bender at the shop. I know your brother can probably do the same with his.

Here are some pictures of how it is mounted.

Here is a picture of the kammbach up close. It has been modified quite a bit from its original purpose as a "drag racer wing" that kind of went almost straight back from the end of the roof.

Hope this shows you what you needed.

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The donkey CRX Master EcoModder Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: TN Posts: 300 MULE VX - '92 Honda civic VX Team Honda 90 day: 92.6 mpg (US) White 94 VX "Show Car" - '94 Honda Civic VX VX 90 day: 79.92 mpg (US) The Walrus - '02 Honda Insight base Gen-1 Insights 90 day: 100.88 mpg (US) Thanks: 399 Thanked 564 Times in 189 Posts	Reply to Bluesteel "C" clips on Kammbach Here are some pictures I took today. Hopefully they will show what you wanted to see. The problem we had before was that the carbon fiber was so stiff it would not stay low enough on the sides and top to conform to the "template". So I made these hand made "C" clips that wrap around the rubber surround of the glass lift gate and force the kammbach to stay where I wanted it to be. They are made from some scrape .090 sheet aluminum. I created the curved "C" part by gradually bending the aluminum with our sheet metal bender at the shop. I know your brother can probably do the same with his. Here are some pictures of how it is mounted. Here is a picture of the kammbach up close. It has been modified quite a bit from its original purpose as a "drag racer wing" that kind of went almost straight back from the end of the roof. Hope this shows you what you needed.