EG lip
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I heard the Type R lip sometimes fit weird. But they cost half of the OEM. Would it be a mix up if I have a spoon style EG (yellow paint, cf hood and wing and slipstreams) then I have a Type R Lip?
yes, depending on how they're manufactured, some wont fit right. i had mine for cheap and it was a pain to install and i have to mad fit it.......if i knew this earlier, i would have paid more for a better fit.
from that configuration, i would personally go oem
or mugen
from that configuration, i would personally go oem
or mugen
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guess you are right moondoggy. i'll just stick with my spoon style EG and just go with OEM. i went to the dealer last time and the lip is for $80. Hardware is $70. Cant believe hardware is almost the same cost as the lip. Do you think I still need to buy those or just buy what ever screws I can find at HomeDepot?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by moondoggy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">prefer oem but fake lips are pretty cheap
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Yeah, the Type-R style lips are almost half the price of a new OEM lip. Here's a pict for comparson....

Forget the fact that I wrote "Spoon-style" on there
The rest of the picts of the new lip is here: http://www.JDMshit.com/SpoonLip/
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Yeah, the Type-R style lips are almost half the price of a new OEM lip. Here's a pict for comparson....

Forget the fact that I wrote "Spoon-style" on there
The rest of the picts of the new lip is here: http://www.JDMshit.com/SpoonLip/
you dont need to buy the honda hardware... in fact it is crappy.
just go to the hardware store and buy twelve 1/4"x1"long stainless steel bolts and locking nuts, and 24 washers... uder 10$ and will work better than stock clips and screws.
just go to the hardware store and buy twelve 1/4"x1"long stainless steel bolts and locking nuts, and 24 washers... uder 10$ and will work better than stock clips and screws.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by euclid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you dont need to buy the honda hardware... in fact it is crappy.
just go to the hardware store and buy twelve 1/4"x1"long stainless steel bolts and locking nuts, and 24 washers... uder 10$ and will work better than stock clips and screws.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yup... spend $3-4 on the parts from the hardware store instead of $2 per each piece (times that by 11...... I thought it was 11 mounting holes, and not 12, but whatever
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For the Type R style lip, all you need are 2 self-tapping screws on each side, and 2 in the middle for extra stability, if you want. It wraps on there and is a tight fit, but that's only so that it does not allow for any gaps. If it's too tight, hit it with the hair dryer on the ends for a few minutes to soften the plastic up. Either that or leave it out in the sun on a hot day and the lip will soften up just enough for you to manuever it onto your bumper.
just go to the hardware store and buy twelve 1/4"x1"long stainless steel bolts and locking nuts, and 24 washers... uder 10$ and will work better than stock clips and screws.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yup... spend $3-4 on the parts from the hardware store instead of $2 per each piece (times that by 11...... I thought it was 11 mounting holes, and not 12, but whatever
)For the Type R style lip, all you need are 2 self-tapping screws on each side, and 2 in the middle for extra stability, if you want. It wraps on there and is a tight fit, but that's only so that it does not allow for any gaps. If it's too tight, hit it with the hair dryer on the ends for a few minutes to soften the plastic up. Either that or leave it out in the sun on a hot day and the lip will soften up just enough for you to manuever it onto your bumper.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by euclid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you dont need to buy the honda hardware... in fact it is crappy.
just go to the hardware store and buy twelve 1/4"x1"long stainless steel bolts and locking nuts, and 24 washers... uder 10$ and will work better than stock clips and screws.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's exactly what I did (but you only need 11...there are only 11 holes). The EG lip is only $65 or so from http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com. That's where I bought mine. Or you can go search your local junkyard for an EG lip, but good luck finding one there. As for those "Type R" lips, I am not a big fan only because I have never seen one that fits perfect. I also think they look sorta weird on EGs cause they flare out kinda weird. I think either stock EG lip or Spoon/Spoon Style looks the best
just go to the hardware store and buy twelve 1/4"x1"long stainless steel bolts and locking nuts, and 24 washers... uder 10$ and will work better than stock clips and screws.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's exactly what I did (but you only need 11...there are only 11 holes). The EG lip is only $65 or so from http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com. That's where I bought mine. Or you can go search your local junkyard for an EG lip, but good luck finding one there. As for those "Type R" lips, I am not a big fan only because I have never seen one that fits perfect. I also think they look sorta weird on EGs cause they flare out kinda weird. I think either stock EG lip or Spoon/Spoon Style looks the best
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what kind of lip is the bottom one? is it a spoon-style? or is it a Type R??</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's Type R style. Like I said in my original post, ignore the fact that it says "Spoon-style" on it.
what kind of lip is the bottom one? is it a spoon-style? or is it a Type R??</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's Type R style. Like I said in my original post, ignore the fact that it says "Spoon-style" on it.
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what kind of lip is the bottom one? is it a spoon-style? or is it a Type R??</TD></TR></TABLE>
read it...

what kind of lip is the bottom one? is it a spoon-style? or is it a Type R??</TD></TR></TABLE>
read it...



