Tips and measurements for installing Daytona Stripe

[NHCharger]

Looking for tips and advice for installing the stripe. My search here and on google yielded no results. The stripe did come with a set of generic instructions but I'm hoping someone can give me some measurements also so I'm just not relying on pics on where to position the stripe.

[Daytona R/T SE]

The "Daytona" lettering should be centered over the body line on the quarter panel.

In other words, there should be an equal (measured) amount of letter above and below the body line.

Front to back, the stripe should show an equal amount ahead of and behind the wing upright where it bolts onto the top of the quarter panel.

Every car is different, every wing is different.

Measure and center the letters on the bodyline, and wing upright with the stripe.

That'll get you there.

Here's mine:

[DAY CLONA]

The "Daytona" lettering should be centered over the body line on the quarter panel.

In other words, there should be an equal (measured) amount of letter above and below the body line.

Front to back, the stripe should show an equal amount ahead of and behind the wing upright where it bolts onto the top of the quarter panel.

Every car is different, every wing is different.

Measure and center the letters on the bodyline, and wing upright with the stripe.

That'll get you there.

Here's mine:

I agree, there's no concrete instructions for application, everything said above is your guidelines for an install, your best to mount the wing, or use the wing gaskets to mark where your wing "sits", take into account your trunk front edge, and decide what compromises you need to make in stripe location/application in order to have the wing within the stripe, and the stripe displaying some body color of the front trunk edge... although we'd all like things perfect, there's going to be some "gaff" somewhere, even the cars Creative assembled were not "perfect" in their execution

In hindsight one would have the decal, wing, and other assorted components on hand and trial fitted prior to paint to achieve a "perfect" fit, but often that's not the case

[NHCharger]

Awesome, thanks for the replies.

[odcics2]

If you find a 'perfect' installation, it's by chance.

My car originally had one side a little crooked, other side not centered.
That's how they are going back on - just like 1969!

[Daytona R/T SE]

Awesome, thanks for the replies.