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RTR Chin Spoiler (18-23 Mustang GT, EcoBoost)

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      Justin: If you're after an aggressive but not over-the-top way to spice up the front end of that 2018 Mustang, then the RTR chin spoiler might just be for you. The RTR option will combine durable injection molded plastic with a textured black finish in addition to a bolt-on design for the mid to high $300 price point. Because the chin spoiler bolts into place using some pretty basic hand tools, let's call it a strong one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter, with a little bit more on that later in the video. Now, in my opinion, RTR has made some really killer, really unique parts for the Mustang dating back to their S197 parts, the '15 to '17 cars and now the 2018. And two big areas in particular that I really dig with the RTR stuff is their wheel designs and their front chin spoilers. Again, both very unique in the category and certainly stand out amongst some other parts that you're gonna find here on the site. Now for 2018, RTR took that refreshed front end of the Mustang and toned down their '15 through '17 chin spoiler to what you guys see here on the table with me today. And personally, I really enjoy what they did with this option, because with their '15 through '17 chin spoiler, look, it was very awesome, very aggressive, however, it might have been a little much for some casual Mustang owners out there. So, the '18 version again in my opinion is gonna be a nice balance of adding some aggressive looks to the front end but without being too wild or over-the-top. As for the build, well, you're gonna find a very durable material here with the injection molded TPO plastic construction. And listen, guys, if you know Vaughn like I know him, then you know he can be a little rough on equipment. So knowing that, the crew at RTR designed this thing to take some abuse. Finally, the chin spoiler has been given that textured finish much like the other factory plastic found around the 2018. So it's going to blend in perfectly. As for the installation, well, no cutting, no drilling, no permanent modification, instead you're reusing a lot of your factory hardware in addition to some of the stuff RTR has provided you with. So with that said, call it one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter here. And to give you a better idea of what's expected for this job, here is a detailed walkthrough and a tool breakdown. Man: First thing we're gonna do is raise our car up on the lift. If you guys don't have a lift, that's fine, you can use a jack and jack stands. Once you've got your car in the air whether it be on a lift or on floor jacks, you wanna start off by removing the 19 7 millimeter screws and 2 plastic rivets on the belly pan. [00:02:42] [music] [00:03:19] Once you've got all 19 screws out, you can then remove the 2 plastic rivets. I'm gonna use a pry tool here. Next thing we're gonna do is move into the inside of the wheel well. There are three plastic rivets that we need to remove in here. Once these are out on both sides, we can remove the whole belly pan in one piece. Then we're gonna do the same thing on the other side now. These are he last pins that we have to remove before the belly pan comes out. [00:04:05] [music] [00:04:21] All right, guys, so what we did was we left one seven millimeter screw in place here so that this thing would not fall down and hit us in the head. So once you've got all your pushpins out and all your screws out, go ahead and remove the last seven millimeter screw and this should come out now in piece. Now that you got your belly pan down, you're gonna reveal 10 more 7 millimeter screws that are holding your factory chin spoiler on. We're gonna go ahead and remove those 10 screws and then on each side there are 3 more pushpins that will need to be removed as well. [00:05:05] [music] [00:05:51] Once you've got all your fasteners out of the front chin splitter, we can now grab it, pull it forward, and remove it off of the car. Next thing we're gonna do is remove the 10 speed clips that are located on the backside of our factory splitter. Once we have all 10 of these off, we can transfer them over to our new RTR splitter. I'm using a pick. If you guys don't have a pick, you can use a small screwdriver. [00:06:15] [music] [00:06:57] All right. We can transfer over our speed clips onto our new RTR splitter now. And we're just gonna slide them right into place here. And if they don't seat properly, you can bend the center piece of metal in just a little bit, and that will hook on the inside of the hole to help it seat a little bit more properly. [00:07:30] [music] [00:07:46] We're now ready to get our new splitter installed on the car. Take notice of your three alignment pins. You got one on each end and one directly in the center. You wanna line those up with the holes on your bumper. That's gonna hold it in place for you until you can get some screws started. All right. We've got our new splitter installed now. Starting from the outside edges working to the center, we're gonna start to put the 10 screws back into place followed by the 3 pushpins on each corner of the splitter. [00:08:22] [music] [00:08:59] We've got all of our seven millimeter screws in. Now we can put the six pushpins back into place on the corners of our bumper here. [00:09:06] [music] [00:09:35] We're now ready to reinstall our belly pan. [00:09:38] [music] [00:10:16] That's gonna wrap up our review and install. Be sure to check this out and more at americanmuscle.com.

      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • Aggressive Track Inspired Design
      • Durable Injection Molded TPO
      • Textured Black Finish
      • Simple Bolt-on Installation
      • Non-Performance Pack Models Require Part# JR3Z-17626-B
      • Fits 2018-2023 GT and EcoBoost Performance Pack Equipped Mustangs

      Description

      Modern Aggressive RTR Styling. Add an aggressive street/track appearance to your 2018-2023 GT or EcoBoost Mustang with a RTR Chin Spoiler. Designed and developed in conjunction Vaughn Gittin Jr., this RTR Chin Spoiler features an angular design that accentuates the 2018-2023 Mustang's powerful front fascia.

      High Quality TPO Construction. RTR manufactures their Front Lip Chin Spoiler from an injection molded thermal plastic olefin (TPO) material using the original OEM CAD data from Ford to ensure a perfect fit. TPO is an extremely strong material known for its light-weight, superior durability and impact resistance - making it perfect to withstand the hazards of daily driving. This Chin Spoiler is completed in a fine grained stippled texture for a factory look and to hide the appearance rock and stone impacts.

      Simple Bolt-on Installation. The RTR Chin Spoiler was designed to be a simply install with no drilling required. This RTR Chin Spoiler includes the required hardware needed for an easy straight forward installation on Performance Pack models. Non-Performance Pack models will require part# JR3Z-17626-B for installation. The install can be completed in about two hours with just basic hand tools.

      Application. This RTR Front Chin Spoiler is specifically designed to be a direct fit for the 2018-2023 GT and EcoBoost Mustangs equipped with the Performance Pack.

      Technical Note. Even though this Chin Spoiler is designed for Performance Pack Mustangs it can be installed on non-performance pack models when installed with the Ford Performance Pack Lower Air Deflector part# JR3Z-17626-B.

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Chin Spoiler
      • (8) Screws
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        Will It Fit My Mustang

        • Bullitt - 19, 20
        • EcoBoost - 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
        • GT - 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23

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