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This sucked more than I thought it would. It would probably be easier to remove the entire bumper first, since the two screw points are literally inaccessible with the bumper mounted. Took about 45 minutes, and I'm still gonna have to pull the bumper off later to get the screws in and ensure the row of clips on top are actually secured properly (think one of them didn't go in properly, so there's a minor gap). Having two sets of hands might help as well.
There are four clips on the bottom, easy enough, then 2 screws on each side. The far passenger side clip has an additional hanger that the clip needs to secure to.
Four clip locations
The center two clip points. The far side driver and passenger sides have little "slip holes" where the diffuser slides in.
Two screw points, that I accidentally tore off the stock piece when removing. Oops. Yeah. Definitely remove the bumper first.
This replacement sticks out a little, where the stock was flush. I'll get a better pic in the daylight. Now I just need proper exhaust to go with it.
This sucked more than I thought it would. It would probably be easier to remove the entire bumper first, since the two screw points are literally inaccessible with the bumper mounted. Took about 45 minutes, and I'm still gonna have to pull the bumper off later to get the screws in and ensure the row of clips on top are actually secured properly (think one of them didn't go in properly, so there's a minor gap). Having two sets of hands might help as well.
There are four clips on the bottom, easy enough, then 2 screws on each side. The far passenger side clip has an additional hanger that the clip needs to secure to.
Four clip locations
The center two clip points. The far side driver and passenger sides have little "slip holes" where the diffuser slides in.
Two screw points, that I accidentally tore off the stock piece when removing. Oops. Yeah. Definitely remove the bumper first.
This replacement sticks out a little, where the stock was flush. I'll get a better pic in the daylight. Now I just need proper exhaust to go with it.