STI Style V-Lip spoiler fitting
13 September 2009, 08:38 PM
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STI Style V-Lip spoiler fitting
Thinking of getting myself an STI Style V-Lip spoiler from Scoobyparts.com
Any of you guys out there got one of these beasties ?
Just wanted to check the quality of the part and see how easy they are to fit basically
Any of you guys out there got one of these beasties ?
Just wanted to check the quality of the part and see how easy they are to fit basically
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14 September 2009, 01:46 AM
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There ****e TBH
Was gutted as i broke my genuine sti one into 3 pieces dur crap roads in London so I bought a 'cheap' one from scoobyparts.
It didn't fit too badly most of the holes lined up but not all.
The quality is fair, but there is a very thin layer of paint on it, I put it on, on sat and went for a blast sunday morning and it was covered in stone chips to which i have 5 witnesses who saw it before and after.
But you get what you pay for, i would suggest if you do buy spray it a couple of times with some stain black paint should last a bit longer.
Sorry scoobyparts...........
Was gutted as i broke my genuine sti one into 3 pieces dur crap roads in London so I bought a 'cheap' one from scoobyparts.
It didn't fit too badly most of the holes lined up but not all.
The quality is fair, but there is a very thin layer of paint on it, I put it on, on sat and went for a blast sunday morning and it was covered in stone chips to which i have 5 witnesses who saw it before and after.
But you get what you pay for, i would suggest if you do buy spray it a couple of times with some stain black paint should last a bit longer.
Sorry scoobyparts...........
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14 September 2009, 01:25 PM
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Genuine STi lip spoilers are IRO £300+.
They come with about 15 retaining bolts that need to be drilled under the front spoiler.
Think they're made of PU, so more resistant to impacts than the copies - mine has ripped rather than shattered.
If you buy whatever type of lip spoiler, be prepared to lose it at some stage!
nick
They come with about 15 retaining bolts that need to be drilled under the front spoiler.
Think they're made of PU, so more resistant to impacts than the copies - mine has ripped rather than shattered.
If you buy whatever type of lip spoiler, be prepared to lose it at some stage!
nick
14 September 2009, 02:05 PM
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14 September 2009, 02:48 PM
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Apologies for any confusion caused guys, i should have mentioned i was after a new age lip spoiler and not a classic. The classic ones are indeed original subaru parts where as the new age are just copies
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Genuine STi lip spoilers are IRO £300+.
They come with about 15 retaining bolts that need to be drilled under the front spoiler.
Think they're made of PU, so more resistant to impacts than the copies - mine has ripped rather than shattered.
If you buy whatever type of lip spoiler, be prepared to lose it at some stage!
nick
They come with about 15 retaining bolts that need to be drilled under the front spoiler.
Think they're made of PU, so more resistant to impacts than the copies - mine has ripped rather than shattered.
If you buy whatever type of lip spoiler, be prepared to lose it at some stage!
nick
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The fibre glass lip spoilers are a waste of time. I broke mine almost instantly.
The current one I have is from HT Autos (Hawkeye lip spoiler). It has been scraped underneath a few times but is still fine. It is made of similar stuff to the OEM part I think but at half the price.
The current one I have is from HT Autos (Hawkeye lip spoiler). It has been scraped underneath a few times but is still fine. It is made of similar stuff to the OEM part I think but at half the price.
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