Anyone have a picture of the bracket (there is 2, one for the left side and one for the right side) that is on the 99-00 Ek Si front lip. I just ordered one and it dosent seem to fit. Doesn't it go below the lip and screw upward? or does it go above the lip? Cant figure it out and i know this is a dumb/easy question but I need help. Also I did search and couldnt find what I was looking for.

I ordered part #35 and #36 in the picture below...also do i need 4 part #43's? If I do what does it screw into? Thanks in advance.

 

No brackets...

 

So on my original post why does it show a bracket? is that the wrong picture / model?

 

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The bracket is for the 98 Civic EX Coupe optional front lip (also known in Europe as the "Sport" lip).

 

o ok thanks... ....but i still dont know why my SI LIP has two sets of holes right next to eachother on both the right side and left side of the lip...any thoughts on that? And yes it is OEM.

 

Take pictures.

 

ok...be right back...

 

To dark...will get pics up tomorrow

 

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How did you acquire a digital camera without a flash?

 

i just used 2 screws on each side, and zipp tied the rest of the holes at the bottom to the bumper where the screws are suppose to go. may sound alil stupid, but it works

 

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That's what I did too.

Added some double-sided tape to ensure no sagging.

 

yea i need to do that next time. hopefully whenever i get my car painted, i'll remember . i learned my lesson from now doing that

 

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My digi has a flash but a black car at night with a flash = really crappy pic!

 

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Could turn off the flash and do a really long exposure.

 

it goes below the lip and screws upward. two screws hold it to the lip, then the nutsert and bolt hold that bracket onto the bumper.

 

^ do you have a pic?

 

Here are the pictures of the spoiler...





Passengers side of spoiler...(Underneath the car)




This picture shows the clips that are connecting the spoiler...The picture was taken from the passengers side to the drivers side.


This picture shows the clips and the unknown bracket holes...the two holes that are side by side...


Picture of the screws that hold up the spoiler in the wheel well...


Picture of the part and part number that I have and they dont work!


Any help is appreciated!

 

The bracket bolts down to the two holes on the lip and then would need a spring nut (read air spoiler nut) on the bumper.



Enjoy my crappy diagram:

 

Wonder why it mounts differently from the instructions above.

 

hmm i dont think my lip has those hex holes you're talkin about. i actually got mines off of a em1 with bumper and grill.

only screws it had was just the ones that go on the sides. since i didnt have the lil brackets (wasn't on the orginal bumper either) that screw into the bottom of the bumper, i just zipped tie the bottoms holes from the lip to the bumper.