Category: OEM Parts
Price: $150
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe
Location (State/Prov): OH
Item Condition: Used

Interested to see if any other members have a KH3 black sport spoiler collecting dust. PM me if you are interested.

Thanks in advance to all replies.

 

Just my 2 cents. You're better off paying the full 300 dollars for it on ebay for it to come with the spoiler, instructions, and all of the guidelines. Another member sold me theirs and I had to eyeball everything when I was drilling holes and I didn't have all of the hardware needed for the conversion. I had to eyeball it and use a ruler to measure and had to drill holes and make those holes bigger. It was just a nightmare and time consuming process and it sits barely flushed.There are a few gaps. You can PM your phone number and I'll send you picks of what all of the gaps look like.

 

Was it an OEM genuine Infiniti spoiler? I assumed that the existing holes for the chrome finisher would be all it used.

Also, the best price I can find for the KH3 with camera was $495 shipped. If you've seen it cheaper please post a link.

 

K6030-JL37B is the part number

 

Yes it was oem, It came off an IPL. It does not use the same holes as the chrome spoiler. You have to drill 4 brand new holes. I thought it would use the same holes but it doesn't. I took the leap of faith and just drilled new ones without any instructions. If you're willing to measure the holes and drill them by eyeballing it, to each his own. I wish I would've just bought the one off of ebay to have peace of mind. I'm fortunate the gaps arent too bad to where water would get in there.

 

Thanks for the advice. Kinda leaning toward getting a used IPL trunk lid assembly. I've drilled spoiler holes before and it always worries me that I couldn't seal the bare metal well enough. Cars nowadays are painted in humidity controlled environments. Drilling holes just seems like asking for a rust covered trunk lid.

 

If you do decide to buy the spoiler and drill holes, I recommend using silicone to seal the holes and to fill it along the edges of the spoiler. Best of luck to you!