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Mine has 6 screws on the bottom keeping it flush to the bottom of the bumper all around. You doing stepped lips too? Its really gonna look like my car...
Mine has 6 screws on the bottom keeping it flush to the bottom of the bumper all around. You doing stepped lips too? Its really gonna look like my car...
I think I only have two on each side. It actually doesn't look bad in person but I know it needs to go up a tad bit. As for the wheels lol...I'm looking to do a 4-5 inch deep lip in rear, also I plan on blacking my roof out & adding a carbon fiber roof wing. Black housing projectors will be a part of the difference between our cars as well. I was thinking about going mesh style wheels but the wheels I have currently look good & can be taken apart to upgrade to 18 inches which is cheaper
Hey CalitriSC I actually just went outside to take a look at it & it's not the lip. It's actually mounted correct & flush. It's the wheels being that they are 17's (small with chunky tires) it gives it that illusion that we were seeing lol. I need to upgrade my wheels to 18's plus use 35 profiles & lower the rear an inch lol
Well take a side shot on level ground. It shouldn't have anything to do with the wheel/tire set up.
My suspension set up is at an angle not the ground. Car is lower in the front than the rear. I hace it like this to compensate larger wheels. It's lined up properly but these lips even on the site arw angled a little for some reason plus cover the fogs a bit. I'll take more pics as progress is made
good looking project, how does the paint hold up on the dash? what brand did you used?
Thanks man & it actually holds up well. I used Duplicolor but I'm going to be parting out my entire interior to switch to OEM grey or black. Thinking about doing two tone interior theme.