Pic: bayson r (ebay poly) fitment. A OK in my book
Oct 16, 2010, 06:39 AM
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Im not going to paint it for now. I want to find an automotive grade epoxy to bond the small contact area that does exist between the two. I unfortunately(dont let that fool ya.. I had an STI swap in the winter and it was fun.. Im expecting this to be just as if not better.) do have to drive the car in the winter, but I think with the right fitment it wont be a problem. As long as Im not a jackass.
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Oct 26, 2010, 01:07 PM
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Just bought one of these as a winter lip, came out to 134$ CAD shipped to Montreal.
I'll let you guys know about fitment and hope it's consistent with the above review.
Phil
I'll let you guys know about fitment and hope it's consistent with the above review.
Phil
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Oct 28, 2010, 05:22 AM
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I'll prolly McGuiver a heat gun using an old 14b from a talon, tire compressor, duct tape and some coals...
Sorry guys, I'm playing too much Fallout New Vegas these days.
On the real note, I received mine in a timely manner, (3 business days from payment)
Quality is on par with what 80$ should buy you, maybe even a little better.
It has recessed portion on the passenger side for the oil cooler just like the original RA lip, but I won't feel so bad going through snow banks with this poly lip as opposed to the pricey original.
The shape in it's as-shipped form is a little deformed, but some well applied heat will shape it back for proper fitment, which will happen this weekend, so updates on Monday.
Sorry guys, I'm playing too much Fallout New Vegas these days.
On the real note, I received mine in a timely manner, (3 business days from payment)
Quality is on par with what 80$ should buy you, maybe even a little better.
It has recessed portion on the passenger side for the oil cooler just like the original RA lip, but I won't feel so bad going through snow banks with this poly lip as opposed to the pricey original.
The shape in it's as-shipped form is a little deformed, but some well applied heat will shape it back for proper fitment, which will happen this weekend, so updates on Monday.
Nov 1, 2010, 07:40 PM
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I have a few bayson r cf parts on my car...they actually all fit very well. im curious to see how long the clear coat will last tho. front lips always end up scuffed and scratched so they are the ideal part to buy cheap!! Ive gone thru a couple since i owned the car
Nov 5, 2010, 09:35 PM
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i recently got this lip from bayson r and its great. I'll give it an 8.5/10 on fitment since i has to grind the two side to make it sit flush with the bumper. Overall great product
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