Looking at pics of aero lip, I see it sticks out a little at the ends. If you look at the type r Spoiler installed, the gap people talk about looks like a notch cutout that is about the same size. Someone should try installing with the aero lip. It might just line up with no gap. Here are my pics of the gap.
That's not too bad! I could put up with that im just scared to do my own mod with the cutting and screwingLooking at pics of aero lip, I see it sticks out a little at the ends. If you look at the type r Spoiler installed, the gap people talk about looks like a notch cutout that is about the same size. Someone should try installing with the aero lip. It might just line up with no gap. Here are my pics of the gap.
Honestly all you need is a dremel tool. You can pick up a cheap one at harbor freight for like $30. It comes with the cutting wheels and sanding tools.
I will take some pics of my car at lunch in about an hour. I'm in Whittier ca
It's very hard to see the gaps in person from the front and sides it's hardly noticeable at all, and that's if you know it's there and are staring right at it. I took the pics from the angle you have to stand in to see the gap. From behind looking down. Or straight down standing over the bumper.
So any follow up to this?? I wanna get the lip as well but anyshops around los angeles that can do this for me??
I'm willing to let them fit my Si for the rear type r trim. I even have the oem type r rear lip in the package still, that they can make molds of.
