Trunk lid tension rods.

[NCGuy68]

Have a pair of these rods that I took off a wrecked 69 SS Camaro years ago. Don't know if the car had a factory rear spoiler or not - the trunk lid was gone when I got to it.

Anyone know the difference between factory installed spoiler rods and those without?

Thanks for any help Gents.

[camarojoe]

The tension rods in a factory spoiler equipped car are 2 separate diameters, one thicker than the other... they will both be the same thickness on a non spoiler equipped car.
-JB

[427TJ]

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The tension rods in a factory spoiler equipped car are 2 separate diameters, one thicker than the other... they will both be the same thickness on a non spoiler equipped car.

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[NCGuy68]

Thanks Joe....thats what I suspected. Just needed somebody to confirm it.

Anyone else care to chime in on this mundane subject?

[CamarosRus]

Can somebody please DETAIL, the "correct" safe way to R&R these springs......

Chuck S

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Wear a helmet.

[Nova Research Project]

There is information in the Fisher Body Manaul. I do not have mine with me right now. It includes fabing a tool to make it easier/safer to remove the rods.

Here is the tool for the 70 Nova.

Greg

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Frank Arone had a tool made to do this, I borrowed it and it worked like a charm. Otherwise, wear a helmet unless you have a helper to catch one of those flying rods

[Z28DZ]

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[Salvatore]

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Wear a helmet.

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