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Interesting. It doesn't look like the lip sits any lower than the stock setup. That's encouraging as one of the things that has limited my interest is the fact I was worried about dragging the lip and destroying it over time.
What's involved in installation? align and drill holes then mount? Difficulty level?
When you buy the lip you're provided with a set of instructions and a template you cut out and mask onto your bumper. The template tells you where to center punch the drill holes. Then you start drilling. Mounting can be tricky because at first I thought I had drilled the holes on the side in the wrong location. However, everything really just snapped into place; when you start to pull the double sided tape make sure you expose it all at every point where it touches your bumper, i've seem to forgot the ones under the fog light (woops) and while you're peeling it. Be very SLOW.
If you have all the tools and the patience it's quite easy and straight forward.
Just make sure you double check your work after each step to make sure you're doing it right.
It also asks for a 10mm drill bit which i substitute for a 3/8".
Originally Posted by socketz67
Interesting. It doesn't look like the lip sits any lower than the stock setup. That's encouraging as one of the things that has limited my interest is the fact I was worried about dragging the lip and destroying it over time.
Just be careful with curbs. This was taken today at starbucks, I've had maybe 0.5 cm clearance.
