i just did this. its not perfect but looks good. what do you guys think?

 

Looks good!! ..What do you mean by not perfect..what did u wanna see come out better?

any side pics!?

 

Will see how my modified STI lip holds up maybe try this lip if it doesn't fair well.

 

I dont think I lined up the lip really good.

 

Hey all;

I added the EZLip to my GD3:





I can't say much about the durability as it was freshly installed, but it looks great and the install was quick and easy.

 

Has anyone tried this on the side of the car? Going for the lowered look wo the lowering

 

Has anyone tried paint matching or duct tape matching one of these to their car?

I guess it's so cheap I might as well just do it lol

 

I looked at this material at Home Depot today and was expecting a more rigid, solid rubber piece. It's very thin rubber on the outside and foam rubber inside. It just didn't seem very sturdy, like it would probably just blow backwards and not provide much of an air dam type effect at highway speeds. Has anyone found this stuff in a solid rubber version?

-Dustin

 

I just did some quick research on Amazon and it looks like even the stuff that is sold specifically as a "DIY Lip" is the exact same thing as the garage door weatherstripping. Someone asked about using it on the sides and rear and there's actually a pic of that application here:


I do really like the way it looks though, so I think I'm going to go ahead and put some on.

-Dustin

 

Dustin, Today i found the same thing its really flimsy, but at 9$ I thought I'd give it a go anyways.

will try and post pics at 60mph once i get it on.

 

I went ahead and installed it a while back using 3M outdoor adhesive tape. I think it really adds to the look of the front. I've found that it also provides some protection for the bottom of the bumper. I've scraped it a few times and it roughed up the rubber material a little (still looks fine though unless you really look at it closely), but protected the painted bottom of the bumper. It's also a little stiffer once you bend it around the contours of the bodywork. All in all I think this is a fantastic bang for the buck mod!

-Dustin

 

Thanks for the diy