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Black sika did not stick to the rubber of the door seal on mine. I put it on, came back in the morning, it was laying on the ground with sika still stuck to the front bar...

LOL >_<

I think self tapping screws might be the way to go.

Anyway, post up some pics guys :P

This is the lip attached to my car - stock R34 GT/GTt front bar.

No the best pic - but once it is out on the road gives the car a "tougher" look.

:thumbsup:

Are they factory headlight washers?? looks good, can't wait to see how mine looks with the lip and freshly tinted windows :D

Are they factory headlight washers?? looks good, can't wait to see how mine looks with the lip and freshly tinted windows :D

Hey bro, before you do your lip, I'll take a pic or two to give you some tips about the lip that we have.

Because the front bar lip that we have isn't just a simple curve, so I had to make a slit in the universal lip, then stapled it, to form that shape-ish corner, I think when you see some pics, you will get what I mean lol.

sweet Charles, would appreciate it.

Mark, my ride is more JDM than yours because it has a domo charm :whistling:

seriously though what is a parking antenna >.>

Fancy word for a (short) electric antenna.

It pops up when you want to park in tight spaces, so you can see the corners of your car.

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