LexyIS350

That looks pretty good! I just got mine today and also worry about cutting the bumper. Is that the original exhaust tip or did you use the one that came with the kit?

albert_23

iTrader: (2)

looks good. i wonder how it's gonna hold up in Seattle since it rains so often in here.

ISooNice

looks good! wish i didnt drill my bumper

BounceNY

iTrader: (9)

It does look like a good fit. I wonder if OP had installed a bit lower then the drill method to make the exhaust holes fit one over the other. I heard of another member doing this and said he had it on for a few months without issues. I personally did the drill method as I don't plan on ever changing the rear bumper. Heck the only reason I got it was bc of the Sewell deal!

eskae3

iTrader: (15)

Looks good to mee to. my tom's is mounted the same way so i doubt there will be any issues.

chuckler

i doubt i can do that over here on the east coast with the rain, snow, bumps, and so on.

badx33

iTrader: (53)

man i think ama do it the same way , i really didnt want to drill and cut holes on my bumper.. ill use alot of 3m tape...

rfx45

If I would have known this is possible, I would have ordered a rear bumper as well.

sinister2c

i want your old rear canards

kayotik

iTrader: (6)

wow that looks really good. In your opinion, does the car really need the side skirts?

superi0ro1

I do have have the GFX side skirts on the car and can barely tell a differences. Only reason I got the skirts is because it was 200 for the complete kit.

kayotik

iTrader: (6)

yeah, that's what i thought... I wish i knew about that deal!!

Clark Kent

Is anyone else going to try this? I would be VERY interested in seeing the results.

eric_r_ho

iTrader: (9)

Tried doing this today..there's no FREAKIN' way that lip is going on without cutting out the old exhaust cutouts..the new cutout is a totally different shape, there's just now way it'll fit on snug. And if you do manage to mount the rear lip on, the bottom half will be stickin' out because the cutouts are in the way. Other than cutting the crap out of the bumper, the lip is hangin' on just fine. I zip-tied it underneat just incase it decides to slip off one day so I can salvage it and try to install it again.

rfx45

I'm sorry but your statement is a bit confusing. You said there is no way the lip can be installed without cutting but you were able to do it anyways?