looks pretty sick, car is lowered about 1. 3/8 inches, total price spent under $10 bucks..lol

base cove- its near the home carpet area, at ur local depot,

(base cove) "aka the black lip"-54 cents a foot, if u have a stock eom ef bumper just get 7 ft,, thats enough,

=3.50 ish

3m, 2 pound double sided tape.. $1.99 buy 2=$3.98

and black wood screws if needed..5 cents a piece..


total=$ 7.50-$8.50.. ill post pics when i get the time.....thnx for the info, EG GUYS AND EJ1

 

i didn't use any double sided tape on mine. mine came with sticky **** on the back of it already and it worked fine. i've had it for over a year and it hasn't fallen off once, i've lightly scraped it but it's still fine. heres a pic of mine.



BTW thats when i wasn't lowered. it sits about an inch off the ground and still no problems

 

Damn, I think I'm finally gonna have to try that. In the spring, though. Not sure it would hold up to snow plow duty over the MI winter...

 

hey that's not bad, too bad i don't have my stock bumper no more. but looks pretty good.

 

 

Loving the Home Depot lifts!

 

Damn that looks good.
I can see a new Home Depot ad for selling -

"Body kits are dead, Home Depot biatch!"

 

how did you get yours to follow the bumper on the corners, mine flares out

 

you have to buy the wide stuff, and mount it higher on the bumper, so it doesnt flare in and out, or just put it on and off like i did, then use thin screw's, i cant find my USB wire, to take pics

but your looks good man. it just sits higher

 

Only cars HD lips look good on are EF's and CRX's or 94-96 Integras.

 

Here's my Home Depot lip. I hated it, just the thought of having lawn edging on my car, plus it was ugly as ****.


I switched to an 97 Accord cpe. lip, looks sooo much better. Only pic I have that kinda shows it.

 

It sucks the aftermarket doesn't get the EF's at all.... anyway I had to get a 92-95 Civic Mugen front lip for 30$ used and molded it to my JDM front bumper took about 3 hrs and at 30$ even brand new ABS plastic ones around 80$ can't go wrong. Rob

 

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No offense. but the reason it looks ugly is because you mounted it on the INSIDE of the bumper, next time try the out side. Also if you used lawn edging as opposed to base molding it looks much different.

 

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No offense. but the reason it looks ugly is because you mounted it on the INSIDE of the bumper, next time try the out side. Also if you used lawn edging as opposed to base molding it looks much different.</TD></TR></TABLE>

There wont be a next time. Its embarassing enough posting pics of the lip, aside from making one all over again. Didnt really want to drill/rivet into the outside bumper anyway, thats the only reason I put it on the inside.

 

this is weird, home depot-chin lip..... hmmmm. Bob vila would be proud. i think i'll give this a try with my 89 wagon in the spring. untill then i want as much ride height as possible, wisconsin winter is something else.

 

you should get some sheet metal and make a plow

 

I rock the HDepot lip.
I had one for a while, took it off, then put it back no b/c I liked it so much.
No snowplow, but rodents, coke cans, reflectors, etc...
Very strong. Held in by screws and foam tape.
Fun till paintjob.

 

that looks nice yo

 

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You might want to check this out. Sooper clean and sooper mean!
Oh, and Its a really tough looking wagon too.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=545915

 

well go find ur self an 88 integra lip or try 90-93 front lips.. when i had my 88 hatch i got 88 integra's lips on there the holes underneath should all line up for the lips nuts and bolts, require a little trimming and after that it looks almost stock.

 

I got a HD lip on my hatch too

 

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hey guys they all look great , the wide'r stuff looks better though, i duno why u wouldnt like it, (search) home depot lip, and there are EG's with 10k into the motor and nice depot lip[s, i think mine looks good, already had 3 comments in 2 days. lets keep it going..

sheetmetal is the ****

 

Good info .. depot lip, lasted 1 week i ran over a curb, bend it all up..lol nad broke threw 4 screw's, .. i guess ill have to save up another 7 dollar's...haha

 

needs chin lip^
last years beater
any sugestions?