My lip sorta "flares out" on the passenger side. It really bugs me...I tightened the mounting screw a little but it just came back out after I went for a drive...anyone else have this problem...this is NOT my car...but it's a pic for reference...if the owner wants it down...let me know



Yes I "MS painted" how my lip flares out more on the one side...

 

Hey no prob for the pic. Yeah that bugs me too! Maybe its because of the lack of the wheel well plastic or some of the plastic on the bottom of the front bumper....

 

Thanks man. Your's is how it SHOULD look...mine flares out like the line I painted in...it drives me nuts! Time for a Spoon lip I guess

Edit: Now that I think about it...I AM missing the fender lining on that side. I just got my JDM linings...I should put those in and see if it fixes the problem...worth a shot...they need to go in anyway

 

My jdm front end i recently bought flares too i thought it was because the way it was shipped or something

 

Go carbon fiber?? i guess it'll help more with blending in and you wont notice it as much.

 

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That's a band-aid fix...my car is already black...it just annoys me soo much

 

OH! thought it was the yellow one on top. ( i was picture reading )

 

Is it possible to buy an OEM unpainted ITR lip? Mine has scratches.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mr. Furley &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is it possible to buy an OEM unpainted ITR lip? Mine has scratches.</TD></TR></TABLE>

No, they come painted from the factory.

 

ICB Motorsport has them in CW...

 

I see they have them unpainted also.

 

I THOUGHT SO!! I knew I saw it at ICB but I didn't see it when I went back and looked. I think I;m gonna buy one to fix my "flaring issue"

 

Two birds in one thread.