DIY: Lexus ISF Aeroworks CF splitter
09-25-14, 12:41 AM
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09-25-14, 06:48 PM
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Looks AWESOME! Thanks for the pics, can't wait to get mine 
I'm pretty sure I was #4 on the list to pay, still haven't received my notification yet! But hoping to get it soon!
I'm pretty sure I was #4 on the list to pay, still haven't received my notification yet! But hoping to get it soon!
09-26-14, 02:15 AM
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This is how i did it and cannot be held responsible 
1. Drill 3 holes in the splitter
2. mock up the splitter against bumber with tape
3. Using a felt tip pen, mark the poistion of the holes onto the bumper
4. remove mock up
5. Using the drill, drill the 3 holes in the bumper (becareful of the washer pipes in bumper, just move them to the side with 1 hand)
6. attach 3M to splitter
7. attach splitter to bumper
8. screw in your nuts and bolts
1. Drill 3 holes in the splitter
2. mock up the splitter against bumber with tape
3. Using a felt tip pen, mark the poistion of the holes onto the bumper
4. remove mock up
5. Using the drill, drill the 3 holes in the bumper (becareful of the washer pipes in bumper, just move them to the side with 1 hand)
6. attach 3M to splitter
7. attach splitter to bumper
8. screw in your nuts and bolts
10-07-14, 06:06 PM
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How many of those metal fasteners came with your screws? Mine were floating around the box (not inside a baggy) so and I turned the box inside out literally looking everywhere and found 8 screws and 6 of those metal fasteners, no nuts. Am I short two fasteners?
10-07-14, 09:17 PM
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mine came in a bag so its was all intact.
maybe you can try to find some online or in local hardware shops.
i'm sure they shouldn't be too hard to find.
but please let us know if you find any online for sale. =)
i don't know what they're called.
10-08-14, 09:41 AM
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I did mine too without removing bumper. I just turned wheels to opposite lock and lifted one side of car at at time. By turning the wheels to opposite lock it gives you room to get the cordless screwdriver in to mount rear screw. (wheel well)
Last edited by Gearbangin; 10-08-14 at 09:45 AM.
11-15-14, 02:47 PM
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Did my install today.
Unfortunately I drilled a hole in one of my washer pipes!
Was trying to rush as I was losing daylight, and forgot to move it out the way!
Looks like it's one piece as well? Guess I'll have to order up another one from the dealership. Guessing that won't be cheap!
The actual splitters installed fine. Remember to use some tape on the bumper before drilling holes. That way you can mark the holes with a pen, and the drill bit goes through much cleaner.
I went with taking the bumper off for mine. Mainly because I had the LED fog lights to install as well.
If you do remove your bumpers, be careful with snagging the bottom tabs up. Mine were bent over inside the bumper! Luckily I managed to free them without any major hassle. Was a PITA trying to get everything up top back in place. Meant I forgot to check underneath before I bolted everything back up.
Looking forward to seeing them in daylight for the first time!
Good luck guys!
Unfortunately I drilled a hole in one of my washer pipes!
Was trying to rush as I was losing daylight, and forgot to move it out the way!
Looks like it's one piece as well? Guess I'll have to order up another one from the dealership. Guessing that won't be cheap!
The actual splitters installed fine. Remember to use some tape on the bumper before drilling holes. That way you can mark the holes with a pen, and the drill bit goes through much cleaner.
I went with taking the bumper off for mine. Mainly because I had the LED fog lights to install as well.
If you do remove your bumpers, be careful with snagging the bottom tabs up. Mine were bent over inside the bumper! Luckily I managed to free them without any major hassle. Was a PITA trying to get everything up top back in place. Meant I forgot to check underneath before I bolted everything back up.
Looking forward to seeing them in daylight for the first time!
Good luck guys!
