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I bought a used lower lip for my GT2 nose. The nose scrapes the ground all the time so I decided to buy and extra one and keep the new one I bought as a back-up.
I'm planning on cutting down the used one about an inch across the front to get less scrapping.
Since I hardley drive over 100, the loss of aerodynamics won't mean much.
So here's my question and where I need your opinions.
When I got the used lower lip, it was painted artic silver. So after cut it back I'll need to paint it.
I think I only have color 3 options:
1) Flat Black like original
2) Gloss Black for that high tech carbon look
3) Original Seal Grey for that subtle look
What do you guys think?
Zookie's is diff... thats part of an aero that is usually painted....
Nor.... yours will look the part with FB. It will also lasts longer looks wise.... keep it simple and keep it FB.
i think the Turbo and Aero lip looks great Painted but the GT2 lip/Bumper sit lower than Turbo and Aero lip it wil just look wierd is everything is Painted
PS: Have you seen Aero Lip not pained? looks hedious...
No suspension option of stifening up or are your roads that bad ot incline some place eating your car up?
If you are bottomong out going into parking lots try taking the entrys and exits at an angle. I've got one place that has me on 3 or two wheels going in but at least I'm not bottoming out front or engine case.
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