Home depot lip kit on '08 NBP Base
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Home depot lip kit on '08 NBP Base
After reading the recent post on lip kits I wanted to try it for my self... I like it
alot it ads a bit of sporty-ness... Let me know what ya think
it will look alot better once I put my tein springs on... Does any one wana help
I live in ft. myers and I want to install them before the july meet.
alot it ads a bit of sporty-ness... Let me know what ya think
it will look alot better once I put my tein springs on... Does any one wana help
I live in ft. myers and I want to install them before the july meet.
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I think its clean and sutble. too bad its a cheap DIY from homedepot, it would be wayy more sick if it was OEM or like idk sarona, or really good shit, like ASM, amuse, spoon etc etc...
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The whole thing only cost me 19.97 it all can be bought at lowes it is the garage door seal 2 rolls of 3m outdoor doublesided stick tape make sure to get outdoor. then I got 8 3/4inch self tapping phillips screws with one inch washers. The screws are just a precautionary they are evenly spaced starting at the wheel well. Thanks
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OP, the lip looks really good except for the corners seems a bit tucked in from a certain angle. Otherwise great job dude.
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I think this add on lip thing looks clean man, but i would never run it because its from home depot, plus not to mention its a really weak foam type of material. im sure if a well known shop makes it they will make it out of a more durable material and correct mounting material
I bought that garage weather stripping last year for this idea, then i smacked myself and said "why the hell are you doing this? this is pretty ghetttooo"
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becuz its brand name............I can gaurentee you, if that was made by a well known company theres would be ALOT more TL's running arond with it. right now threres only 3 TL's running it.
I think this add on lip thing looks clean man, but i would never run it because its from home depot, plus not to mention its a really weak foam type of material. im sure if a well known shop makes it they will make it out of a more durable material and correct mounting material
I bought that garage weather stripping last year for this idea, then i smacked myself and said "why the hell are you doing this? this is pretty ghetttooo"
I think this add on lip thing looks clean man, but i would never run it because its from home depot, plus not to mention its a really weak foam type of material. im sure if a well known shop makes it they will make it out of a more durable material and correct mounting material
I bought that garage weather stripping last year for this idea, then i smacked myself and said "why the hell are you doing this? this is pretty ghetttooo"
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they would if they felt how flimsy it is lol. i agree with jptl, its a really soft material. can you imagine it wiggling and shaking on the free way, then someone will know its truly a DIY mod.
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im def not feeling this. mostly for the ridiculousness factor, not the look. the look is ok. but still too sloppy for me. but hey if you like.....
also i think you should just finish painting your grill black. i think it looks awkward with just that one part still gray. not that you care what i think. but there you have it anyway.
also i think you should just finish painting your grill black. i think it looks awkward with just that one part still gray. not that you care what i think. but there you have it anyway.
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becuz its brand name............I can gaurentee you, if that was made by a well known company theres would be ALOT more TL's running arond with it. right now threres only 3 TL's running it.
I think this add on lip thing looks clean man, but i would never run it because its from home depot, plus not to mention its a really weak foam type of material. im sure if a well known shop makes it they will make it out of a more durable material and correct mounting material
I bought that garage weather stripping last year for this idea, then i smacked myself and said "why the hell are you doing this? this is pretty ghetttooo"
I think this add on lip thing looks clean man, but i would never run it because its from home depot, plus not to mention its a really weak foam type of material. im sure if a well known shop makes it they will make it out of a more durable material and correct mounting material
I bought that garage weather stripping last year for this idea, then i smacked myself and said "why the hell are you doing this? this is pretty ghetttooo"
If brand snob appeal is so important, you probably should have bought a BMW, Benz, or an Audi; not a tarted up Honda.
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have you ever heard of the saying, "you pay for what you get"?
when buying brand name things, its more then likly good quality. no body will spend bank on something cheap.
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In fact, many companies price their products high just to influence consumers minds into thinking that their products are superior. Seems like this strategy worked on you.
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Ya you get what u pay for, when ur paying 15k extra for a mercedes C350, for performance styling and realiabilty, its all bs. The car is slow, heavy, ugly, and to many electrical problems, just like beemers and audi's.
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Home depot mod... you could also get some plywood and make a wing.
why put a $20 rubber garage insulator on a $30k car... maybe for a civic.
why put a $20 rubber garage insulator on a $30k car... maybe for a civic.
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