pisaykotik

Now that's a great writeup, good job!

ankurman20

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wow really good write up... will definitely get bookmarked...

T4styPh0

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Thanks for all the positive comments Just be sure that you WANT to keep the the GFX because once you cut, no turning back

ExTrEmE99

iTrader: (6)

Thanks for the DIY, i took apart my bumper this morning with this guide! but not for the gxf kit

Tchan1

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Nice write up, I actually did this two days ago by myself. It took awhile cause my dremel keeps running out of battery and I had to keep charging it.

dojoman

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looks like a lot of work, been wanting to get rear gfx but afraid of the process.

jns350

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Good job...DIY's takes time to do.. and it looks like the fitment is tight

juice14

that is such a great DIY. good work. I whish this would have been done before I tok a whole afternoon doing it.

T4styPh0

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Glad this is to good use

I would have had this done like 2 weeks ago but teach was so busy with other students he just kept postponing to help me paint mine. All worth the wait though.

eric_r_ho

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Man, you went above & beyond haha, you didn't have toe R&R the rear bumper but nice write-up, this is how I did mine too cept I had a hoist to borrow

javyLSU

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Great job, thanks for taking the time and effort to contribute to the 2IS community!

Javier

cupid0210

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woow, great write-up man, Im gonna be doing this tommorrow morning. How long did this process take you?

whitecel

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awesome job. i thought you could tape it on, but the body shop told me it wasn't going to work with just tape. Was gonna do it myself per these instructions and the ones supplied, but it was already at the shop so I had them do it. Looks fairly easy enough since everything is already marked on where to drill and cut on the stock bumper

Fizzboy7

Excellent write up! I really want to get this rear lip, but everytime I see pics, the tailpipe tips look too small in reference to the cutouts. Oddly, the stock ones seem to fill in the stock bumper holes a little better. I know aftermarket tips would fix this, but I want to keep everything stock Lexus.
Back to the drawing board for now...

Mv350

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great DIY man, this would have helped when doing mine.