It is hard not to scrape it when the car is lowered. You just have go at an angle and slowly to minimize the scraping. It is an inexpensive part
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07-21-2015, 10:30 PM | #16 (permalink) |
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It is hard not to scrape it when the car is lowered. You just have go at an angle and slowly to minimize the scraping.
It is an inexpensive part and fairly durable unless you really hit it hard. |
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Mine is in okay condition. I'll notice the passenger side will sometimes pop out of the little clips to hold it in.
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Ends are ground down. No problem. Wear & Tear like onzedge said.
Problem is, the end "darts" that attach it to car have pulled loose & won't fit or stay back in. So, the ends are also hanging loose (away from car)
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Am on my 2nd bumper, its the stillen one, original is completely ripped on the bottom, from 3rd world country road rac......driving. New bumper is stronger, but in good shape, a little off on color tint but strong.
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there are some dips in the roads i'm around that even going at 10kmh you will scrape... the ones near the wheel wells are fine though weird.
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Mine is pretty rough on the bottom due to steep driveways. The only thing that really made me grit my teeth was when I went to eat one night and the parking lot was made weird and when I thought I had plenty of room to back out of the spot I cut it and the front of my nismo bumper scraped this 12" tall curb lol
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Stock spoiler that is riveted - let it shred to bits. Its your gauge. Aftermarket - make skidplates.
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Mine looks okay, but the deflectors in front of the wheels may have some scrapes on them, as they're what make that hideous sound pulling out of the driveway (even when I'm trying extreme angles).
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I shave mine down with a razor blade whenever I think about (usually during oil changes). It's nice and clean, although having shaved it down so much I'm sure has minimized the aero influence. It's probably 25% smaller than it was originally.
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I think that it's a $125 to $167 part (depending on dealer) not including shipping. Last edited by mayday813; 07-23-2015 at 12:03 AM. |
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