Floating Trunk

NOTE: Refer to above picture for steps 1-3. 1) This part must be cut out. You must measure 1/2 of the thickness of the bar, and cut exactly that much above the hole you are about to drill to make it sit flat (not leaning back). 2) Remove this screw. Drill a new hole here, right through the stock hole. This will be the pin that trunk rotates on. The stock hole is slotted. Make sure the pin fits loosely, which will allow it more play so it will sit sideways. 3) Drill a NEW hole here (not through the other stock hole). This will be the pin you remove. You can replace this pin, to lock it back into stock operation. Make sure this hole is drilled near exact diameter of your pin or your trunk will sit up too high. 4) Remove the stock screw. You will have to grind the inside a bit, to allow it to clear the bar, unless you cut you hole to big. Don't grind too much, so you can still replace the stock screw if you want to get rid of the flip flop. NOTE: If you have a wing, tighten the springs to make it stay up. I had to shorten mine. . The trunk will now sit sideways OR sit like a normal flip flop. Pics of the finished product: