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As some of you know I have an L-Sportline bodykit; just missing the front bumper (I currently have the OEM front bumper with the TTE lip).
I just recently sealed the deal on an L-Sportline front bumper from one of our fellow CL members.
Do you guys think this is nicer than the TTE lip on the oem bumper with my L-Sportline sides and rear?
I feel like the TTE lip is lower because the bottom of the OEM bumper is flatter (no angle). Where the bottom of the L-Sportline front bumper is angled upward (actually good and prevents scraping on steep, angled driveways) but I am not sure if it looks as aggressive.
Either way the deal is done for the L-Sportline front. Do you guys think this was a good choice?
Well i really like the looks of the TTE lip on the GS.. The lines and lip complete the front end. In your case since you have the sides and rear already its a no brainer that the Lsportline front bumper is waht you need to complete the kit..
Now if you L-tuned sides i would have said keep the TTE lip.. That combo like wringo has and a few others looks perfect..
Well i really like the looks of the TTE lip on the GS.. The lines and lip complete the front end. In your case since you have the sides and rear already its a no brainer that the Lsportline front bumper is waht you need to complete the kit..
Now if you L-tuned sides i would have said keep the TTE lip.. That combo like wringo has and a few others looks perfect..
As some of you know I have an L-Sportline bodykit; just missing the front bumper (I currently have the OEM front bumper with the TTE lip).
I just recently sealed the deal on an L-Sportline front bumper from one of our fellow CL members.
Do you guys think this is nicer than the TTE lip on the oem bumper with my L-Sportline sides and rear?
I feel like the TTE lip is lower because the bottom of the OEM bumper is flatter (no angle). Where the bottom of the L-Sportline front bumper is angled upward (actually good and prevents scraping on steep, angled driveways) but I am not sure if it looks as aggressive.
Either way the deal is done for the L-Sportline front. Do you guys think this was a good choice?
I still have that shift ****, let me know if you want to trade with cash on my end.
I haven't seen any of these items on a car personally, however after you get the new bumper painted to match the ride you could change them back and forth when you feel like looking at the other one for awhile
I was just thinking that another good reason why the L-Sportline may be a better choice is because there is a rather large opening next to each foglight that would be GREAT for a BFI or ram air setup with my intake!
As some of you know I have an L-Sportline bodykit; just missing the front bumper (I currently have the OEM front bumper with the TTE lip).
I just recently sealed the deal on an L-Sportline front bumper from one of our fellow CL members.
Do you guys think this is nicer than the TTE lip on the oem bumper with my L-Sportline sides and rear?
I feel like the TTE lip is lower because the bottom of the OEM bumper is flatter (no angle). Where the bottom of the L-Sportline front bumper is angled upward (actually good and prevents scraping on steep, angled driveways) but I am not sure if it looks as aggressive.
Either way the deal is done for the L-Sportline front. Do you guys think this was a good choice?
I recently bought the L sportline front bumper as well, I also have the TTE lip, RMM sides, RMM rear bumper, and RMM three piece wing.
I can't wait to have it paint and put on the car. I have a question, how do you mount the stock fog lights in the L sportline bumper. Do you mount the two screws from the rear? L sportline could have done a better job incorperating the fogs.