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by Morganmike - 21/09/26 07:54 PM
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Evening all,
Does anyone know if the wings are glued on or attached with a nut and bolt
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If you mean on the cowl there are by nut & bolt.
Oops I think you meant on the panel where the spare is normally on sports models. Sorry no idea.
JohnV6
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Yes John, on the rear. I can move it a bit but can't get it off.
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Yes John, on the rear. I can move it a bit but can't get it off. Certainly an M5 flanged nut holding front badges on and no other securing shown for rear badge, so may be the same. Worst case is one of those spring clip fittings commonly used to secure badges and trim. They are a PIA to remove as designed for one off fitting not removal 
Richard
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When I went to watch my build there were two holes drilled for the badge in the rear panel of my 4/4 sport. It was replaced twice when the infill became outfill. I presume they got at it by removing the trim from the rear "slot".
2010 4/4 sport - le mans green
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