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DIY Rear GFX (Cutting Method)

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Old 03-25-11, 11:58 AM
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Just did mine last night... Thanks for the write up. The pics helped immensly.

I started before I found this thread but it was nice to have confirmation that I was going about it the right way.

PROPS!
Old 04-12-11, 11:35 AM
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wow, impressive!!
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great DIY. hopefully this lip will be in my near future
Old 06-08-11, 03:59 PM
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Yup, definitely great write up! Made by install a breeze!
Old 06-08-11, 04:01 PM
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^^^ did u take ur bumper off?
Old 06-08-11, 04:05 PM
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^Yeah.....
Old 06-08-11, 04:18 PM
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^^^ damn lol too much work hahaha
Old 10-30-11, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by PhoNoodles
Gotta remove the old exhaust tips. Mine were a pain to get off. You'll have to wiggle the tip side to side, up and down and twist. Once it's off, tap the new one in. In the instructions it said from the muffler can and the end of the tip it's about 14mm. To me I have it sticking out a tiny bit more than that though. Really up to you how far in you want it.





Now everything is snugged and secure, time to put it back on. Everything is reverse as you taken it off. It's a lot easier putting it on then taking it off, it just slides and pops into place. I would put where the 2 screws in the little squares first after you have the bumper in place.






Finally, just stand back and admire Hope this was useful to anyone kinda on the fence bout doing it.
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great DIY - +1 for very detailed pictures
Old 10-30-11, 09:51 PM
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Great Write Up!
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Does anyone have a picture of what their GFX look like inside the rear wheel well? I received mine yesterday and it doesn't look like it's painted completely where it forms the "L" shape bend around the wheel well (the color fades out toward the edge). Is this normal? I'm worried that it can be seen when looking behind the rear wheel once it's installed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Old 01-03-12, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Aman13AK
Just did mine last night... Thanks for the write up. The pics helped immensly.

I started before I found this thread but it was nice to have confirmation that I was going about it the right way.

PROPS!
Aman, what year is your IS? If it's 2011+ I'm curious if you had any issues similar to jmhtx with the markings not being on the backside of the bumper.
Old 10-31-12, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MashinA
just to clarify you DONT HAVE to cut the bumper to install this correct? there is other ways?
BUMP.. Just recieved mine. do you have to cut the bumber exhasut cut outs to make this fit snug? I would really like to just have this lip held on by nothing more than 3m tape, since the color doesn't match as well as i'd hoped. that way i can just take it off if i need to when i sell the car.
Old 11-20-12, 02:22 PM
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thx great job! easly done with ur instruction!
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Anyone know if the rear gfx was removed, would a myride rear fit and cover up the holes?

My gfx rear was installed at a dealer was cut, and now I'm looking to switch up my rear lip.
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