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I've got the original Irmscher papers with measurments, give me a moment to scan them.

I remember there was something with the measurments in the middle of the trunklid, but I can

compare that with my cars.

Would be great to have these :) i have an original 400 one for mine and would be keen to have the measurements :) Side pieces are the same but centre different

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This is the other side of the paper, those Germans still love the eagle...

I served 8 years in Germany and I had to keep those papers in my car (together with all the papers of the modifications).

When I checked both Manta's I found one trunklid (the GSI) that was redrilled, but both cars have finally the spoiler on the same spot. To measure it is impossible because the spoiler

is fitted, but the space between the redrilled holes is 2 cm, so I think the 150mm on the paper is actually 130mm.(the distance 150x in the centre)

When you open the the trunklid and look to the inner frame, you see on top two holes in the frame. my both Manta's have between those two holes a drilled hole to fix the spoiler.

And one of those Manta's is an originally 400. If you want I will take a picture. (Info: look to the Irmscher-picture: the centre rib is equal with the fold of the trunklid)

I hope my English is readable...

Grts,

Herman.

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scannen0003_zps4027554c.jpg

This is the other side of the paper, those Germans still love the eagle...

I served 8 years in Germany and I had to keep those papers in my car (together with all the papers of the modifications).

When I checked both Manta's I found one trunklid (the GSI) that was redrilled, but both cars have finally the spoiler on the same spot. To measure it is impossible because the spoiler

is fitted, but the space between the redrilled holes is 2 cm, so I think the 150mm on the paper is actually 130mm.(the distance 150x in the centre)

When you open the the trunklid and look to the inner frame, you see on top two holes in the frame. my both Manta's have between those two holes a drilled hole to fix the spoiler.

And one of those Manta's is an originally 400. If you want I will take a picture. (Info: look to the Irmscher-picture: the centre rib is equal with the fold of the trunklid)

I hope my English is readable...

Grts,

Herman.

Hi Herman

 

Great info and a pic would be great :thumbup

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I think it was more than 25 years back that I ordered (In Germany) a brand new one. When I wanted to fit it on my Manta (with the installation

guide above) I noticed the spoiler didn't fit in the holes that I drilled. I phoned to Irmscher and they explained it to me how to install it correctly.

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Both my Manta's have a drilled hole between the two holes of the frame. I think that is a good reference.

Don't screw the nuts to tight, it deformes the shape of the spoiler.

 

(had again problems to paste the link of photobucket...)

 

 

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I think it was more than 25 years back that I ordered (In Germany) a brand new one. When I wanted to fit it on my Manta (with the installation

guide above) I noticed the spoiler didn't fit in the holes that I drilled. I phoned to Irmscher and they explained it to me how to install it correctly.

IMG_4769_zpsb46f1ed2.jpg

 

Both my Manta's have a drilled hole between the two holes of the frame. I think that is a good reference.

Don't screw the nuts to tight, it deformes the shape of the spoiler.

 

(had again problems to paste the link of photobucket...)

Brilliant help :thumbup

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