Mr_VFS1

Click the Allfit link in my signature. It will take you directly to their website. You can also see some photos in my build thread.

Nippy250

Is it Fiberglass?

LexSense

iTrader: (2)

No, it's a very strong rubber like material that's resistant to scraping and tearing.
It flexes and bends to the shape of your bumper and when you go over large inclines and scrape your front bumper, it bends and provides a medium for your bumper to go over.

gqwolf

I have a steep driveway at the house. I recently dropped on tanabes and have little to no clearance at the driveway. Will the allfit help with scraping (protect my bumper), or will it just get torn off?

TrueDat96

looks like it would just torn off, thats barley any clearance at all

Mr_VFS1

If installed properly with the included screws it should just bend backwards underneath your bumper and then bend back into place once you drive off.

Fsportme

Most people with lowered cars that encounter steep driveways have learned to approach them at an angle or semi- diagonally to prevent bottoming out.

The traditional lip looks the best for IS's.

gqwolf

Lol. Yes, I am familiar with the angled approach, however depending on you passenger load or traffic, you can't always do that. I rather be safe than sorry in protecting the bottom. Would be interested to have Allfit chime in also.

itzcarol

So I just received my All Fit Lip Friday! super excited to install them. As I was going to install it, I noticed there's a bump under the bumper. How do you guys overcome it or still install the lip? I have attached two photos to show examples where the bumps are. Any advice would help. Thank you!!!

lexual_rc

You screwed into your lexus... The tape was more than strong enough.

My girl:

SlickRSM

Any updates on that? Did you guys put in relief cuts when installing the lip around some of the curves on the bumper?