the support arms on the inside of the arc union. You want both sides to match so make sure that each support arm
is mounted the same on each side.
3.
Set the spoiler assembly aside for now
, continue by assembling the universal telescoping bar. There are three
key parts to this assembly. You have two end bars
and a center bar
design to hold and mount the support arms and spoiler assembly. Gently insert the
two end bars into each end of the center bar design and adjust evenly the spacing for each side. The middle aegis
decal is a reference point for the positioning of the center. The center bar design is constructed with set screws
for each side to firmly tighten once desired positioning is construed. We suggest again that you lay out your bar
assembly in a manner that represents the top photo to make ease of assembly more simplistic. Once the bar is
temporarily intact, you can begin to locate and install the end billets
to the end bars.
. If your roll bars are at a slight angle in any direction, we have included two plastic angled
washers to be place between the tabbed billet side, and the end bar. You can insert the carriage bolt down from
the top of the billet, through the plastic washer and finishing through the end bar, to which you would secure with
the nylon lock nut. This angled washer is designed to take out the angle and stress on the mounting positioning
between the billets and the end bars when mounted at an angle. If there is no angle, you still can use the washer
or just mount the tabbed billet directly onto the end bar.
To complete this step you will need to locate the hardware package and separate billet parts to begin the install
for the mounting billets.
The billets will come in four parts, two end billets and two carriage
bolt notched tabbed billets, as seen in the previous photo. When installing the billets it is recommended to only
install one side of the billet with the included 3/8” x 1
½
” carriage bolt and nylon nut. When installing that one
side, do not tighten the bolt all the way down, leave pretty loose so you have enough spacing to mount to the roll
bar. This is because when mounting to the machine, you will need one side of the billet open so you can slide
around the designated roll bar to secure your mounting position. Once the billets are partially installed and
together, you can mount the tabbed portion of the billet end to the actual end of the two telescoping bar ends.
You will want to tighten loosely so positioning can be achieved and rotated while finalizing your
mounting of the whole unit. Included in the kit are 2” rubber sticky backed pieces to be placed on each side of
the inner sides of the billets to protect your roll bar. Install before mounting to roll bar.
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. Mounting the Telescoping Bar
: It is our recommendation that you have a helper for this part. Mounting the
telescoping bar assembly is critical in determining the correct height that you will want for your air spoiler.
Remember when mounting the bar, the support arms attached to the spoiler have four holes for adjustment as
well. In addition to the three holes of adjustment that the center bar design has, this allows for a large variance
of height adjustment. It is important that you make sure that you don’t mount the telescoping bar assembly too
high to where the highest hole on the support arm will not fit into the lowest hole on the center bar design
.
Manufacturer recommendations are to have the leading front edge of the spoiler to only be about 2-3 inches
maximum above the roof line, and set at an approximate angle of 30-40% to capture as much air as
possible; so adjust your telescoping bar and support arm length accordingly.
Once this location is
determined, you can begin to tighten the billets to secure the bar. Depending on your machine and set-up, our
billet design is developed to either mount directly (in-line), straight across, left to right from the roll bars, or (off-
