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Looks nice the lip, but it's too expensive for me to purchase or desire and if your sc has been lowered it will get scratched up. I would buy the other product on that Amazon link. Its much cheaper Ez Lip universal Spoiler. I remember seeing a members Sc. He used/bought himself at hardware store and it was like EZ Lip size and it look very nice. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009F10RVC?psc=1
Last edited by Teal Sc400; Feb 11, 2015 at 08:41 AM.
Looks nice the lip, but it's too expensive for me to purchase or desire and if your sc has been lowered it will get scared up. I would buy the other product on that Amazon link. I would buy the much cheaper Ez Lip universal Spoiler. I remember seeing a member Sc, in which he used/bought himself at hardware store and it was like EZ
Lip size and it look very nice. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009F10RVC?psc=1
It's poly, nothing will happen to it if you are careful, especially if you leave it black. If you paint it, you may have to repaint if you scrape it often.
It's poly, nothing will happen to it if you are careful, especially if you leave it black. If you paint it, you may have to repaint if you scrape it often.
Ok thanks for that info, but now U see all my miss types in that quote, I fixed a minute ago. My fingers always seem to do this and I hate when I do miss type.
How does the wise look with 97 skirts? I'm split between oem and the wise lip
To my eye, Wise is too low for the OEM skirts. It has a raked look. Wise is a Vertex rep. so it lines up best with Vertex (or JIC) sides. OEM lip looks nice with OEM 97+ sides (to me). I have that combo on one car currently.
Originally Posted by Ali SC3
the stock poly ones can break also just come take a look at mine.
Good to know, i'll be careful. I thought they were really flexible and tough.
Good to know, i'll be careful. I thought they were really flexible and tough.
They are flexible and tougher than other kinds but only so much. They hold up pretty well as I have had lots of "encounters" with mine and its only ever broken in one spot, the rest of the times it seems to bend out of the way of trouble, but when its bent too far it can crack and break. You can use epoxy to repair it which is nice and you can sand it down and paint it resulting in a decent repair, I like them over other types of lips that break right away and are much harder to repair.
Seems like a decent price for a lip. Add some vertex/AC sides and rear and you're set.
I actually saw a picture of one lowered with just the lip and I liked the look. I might go that route for now. Maybe in the future I'll grab the sides and rear. All depends.
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