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of the interior hatch plastic pieces out of the car. You will need at least one, preferably two extra pairs of hands. Center it, start from the middle and work yourself out to the side with your drill holes. It's surprising how tight you can get the spoiler with a relatively few number of screws. You should be able to get a hairline fit along the top of the hatch. I could not bring in the sides as tight. You may have to torque on the spoiler a bit with the last few screws on the side. Keep a close check on how your bottom (inferior) edge is lining up with the hatch edge. The silver sheet metal screws that they gave me for the LED brakelight were especially sucky and I used black screws with the bottom half of screw covers as washers instead for a more clean, techy, look. My plan is to use two-phase tape to hold the LED, then fill in all the screw slots in the wing to make it really smooth. LOL, you can only see the damn LED screws with the hatch open so I don't know why I care. Have the Kaminari dent filled, and by all means, paint the ass end black inside the semicircular ridge. I'm in the process of blacking out the "300ZX" logo for a totally badgeless look. 
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