today i got around to fitting the splitter, for a starter, it was a great quality finish, but was not a simple fit, first had to hack the top lip off, as the splitter was for a preface 202, then had to chop away some of the corners, and to top it off, had to shorten the whole length by 8 mm as after chopping the lip off to fit, it sat a bit higher and was too long....anywayz here's the pics
the cut and shut job

Right side fog light gap

Left side Fog light gap

and the corners



the corners wrap around perfectly, but the middle bit is really bugging me, i'll take some proper picslater and post, personally i think it was a good laugh for a tenner,
DAY 2:
well, today turned out to be better than last night.....when i went to halfords in the morning, i noticed the lip wasn't exactly "spot on" :angry:


got some body filler, came back and hacked the lip again

to make sure i get a straight finish this time...

when i removed the brackets, the trick had worked and the lip was now sitting as i wanted it to

fiberglassed the huge gap, and sanded down the excess

now that the lip was nice and straight, i decided to re-adjust the foglight corners


very niceee.......I likeeee... :thumbs:
than i noticed that the silicone from the TRD splitters wasn't letting the lip sit flush with the wings....

so

than used bodyfiller to fill the odd bumps here and there.....hardly any filler was left over after sanding

once sanded down, i used G5 to take the scratched from the bumper out, used some black paint i had to temporarily cover the filler

the finish is nothing less than professional

now just going to paint it red and we are done
the cut and shut job

Right side fog light gap

Left side Fog light gap

and the corners



the corners wrap around perfectly, but the middle bit is really bugging me, i'll take some proper picslater and post, personally i think it was a good laugh for a tenner,
DAY 2:
well, today turned out to be better than last night.....when i went to halfords in the morning, i noticed the lip wasn't exactly "spot on" :angry:


got some body filler, came back and hacked the lip again

to make sure i get a straight finish this time...

when i removed the brackets, the trick had worked and the lip was now sitting as i wanted it to

fiberglassed the huge gap, and sanded down the excess

now that the lip was nice and straight, i decided to re-adjust the foglight corners


very niceee.......I likeeee... :thumbs:
than i noticed that the silicone from the TRD splitters wasn't letting the lip sit flush with the wings....

so

than used bodyfiller to fill the odd bumps here and there.....hardly any filler was left over after sanding

once sanded down, i used G5 to take the scratched from the bumper out, used some black paint i had to temporarily cover the filler

the finish is nothing less than professional

now just going to paint it red and we are done









