[g3ck0]

I'm looking for a OEM lip but there doesn't seem to be many around.

Has anyone tried this ebay lip in particular? Any thoughts on the material?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-1992-1...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a70742b33&vxp=mtr

 

[Rezist09]

Try it let me know I want a r lip.

 

[Djohn]

Im gonna get one after my ratsback completely falls apart

 

[Opgedronken]

I'm guessing it'll be fine. It might not fit perfectly, but neither do the more expensive copies.
Do the genuine lips even fit perfectly?

 

[bovaco]

I have one and fitment is dead on, I have no complaints.

 

[naveednaficy]

thats what I have and its perfect.. go for it

 

[k20kid]

I ordered mine last night

 

[Justinb928]

I was skeptical about these at first, but after that pic ^^ I think ill go ahead and order mine.

 

[stmserfur]

i purchased front and rear r-lips off ebay and they worked fine for me, fitment was good and the gap between the bottom of the nose piece and the lip was negligable...i actually just bought a garage vary lip to replace it if anyone wants a used front r-lip

 

[Rezist09]

I want the rear lip but it's the same as ordering from rspeed

 

[Justinb928]

It comes with all the hardware, right?

 

[new2mx5]

Ordered one yesterday, after seeing pic installed. It's made of polyurethane according to the seller.

 

[nardtop]

It comes with all the hardware, right?

It does not come with the hardware, but the quality is just as good as one you'll get anywhere. I've gotten one from rosenthal and honestly this one may be a little better.

I got my hardware from Home Depot for less than 10 dollars

 

[g3ck0]

It does not come with the hardware, but the quality is just as good as one you'll get anywhere. I've gotten one from rosenthal and honestly this one may be a little better.

I got my hardware from Home Depot for less than 10 dollars

Did you have to drill any holes yourself into the bumper? Any tips on what kinda hardware I would need?

 

[stmserfur]

Its been a while since i first installed mine but Im pretty sure i had to drill all of the holes myself. My lip came with hardware but it was just basic stuff. 10mm bolts and nuts will do the trick just fine. Make sure to get nuts with loctite or some other thread sealer so they don't back themselves out over time. Oh and the hardware only needs to be an inch long max.

As for marking the holes properly get a few clamps (if you don't already have some) and clamp the lip into the position you want it then go ahead and drill your holes/attach the bolts. Just make sure the lip doesn't move at all during the drill process.

 

[chiapetchua01]

it might help but what I did was tape the bottom of the bumper with masking tape. I then clipped the lip, marked where each hole needed to be, then drilled the holes with the lip off.

 

[g3ck0]

Thanks for the tips everybody. I just bought the lip so we'll see. I'll take pictures

 

[cornrow]

What a good price. I'm definitely buying. Thanks for sharing

 

[grueinthebox]

Just got mine. Seems like thicker plastic than I remember the original being. Definitely thicker than my OE rear lip. No obvious issues with it. Haven't tried fitting it yet, but based on the pic I'm guessing it should be fine. I've got a heat gun for any minor adjustments.

 

[cornrow]

Just got mine. Seems like thicker plastic than I remember the original being. Definitely thicker than my OE rear lip. No obvious issues with it. Haven't tried fitting it yet, but based on the pic I'm guessing it should be fine. I've got a heat gun for any minor adjustments.

did it come with hardware?