Protip, fit the product with 3m double sided tape, then while it’s on there drill your holes. Then remove the lip, remove the tape, and seat it flush with the screws.
That works as well. I personally didn't use the tape because I take the lip off for winter. Alternatively you can also get a couple bolts in there as well. That will prevent lip from coming off for sure.
@@TurboKitchenif you look at Hopkins reply, he said to reply, he said remove the 3m tape after marking the holes. Then attach the spoiler with the screws.
@@TurboKitchen You misunderstood OP. He said to use double sided tape to fit the lip properly, then drill your pilot holes, then take off the lip and remove the double sided tape, then re-align your lip and screw it in. now your bumper is perfectly lined up without any guess work or having the lip fall off while drilling pilot holes.
Here’s my 2 cents. Although he is right about how to install. I put corner splitters on a Jetta a while back and those things will rip out of the plastic ( your bumper) at high speeds (100mph+). The best solution I found was putting a flat metal piece just wide enough to fit inside the inner lip of the bumper and using bolts to secure in place. After that they never pulled out again.
If they're just corner splitters, that changes the whole game with the aerodynamics. So I wouldn't be surprised if they would need some extra reinforcing. Solid advice regardless though, if you're not using nuts and bolts I would always suggest extra reinforcement.
For sure. I was going to borrow a friends ramps until I realized that would be dumb since I am lowered. It would have been interesting had I gone with it and filmed. Lol
@@TurboKitchen i really didnt think about that part...but now that you guys mention it..when i put my stock height civic on ramps to do the oil change...it did barely make it up and down it ..so having the lip would be a prob....im sure you could use wood pieces to supplement .but even then..a jack would be your best bet when you are lowered.
@@bilokenneth I would recommend using: 10-32 x 3/4" Stainless Pan Phillips Machine Bolts 10-32 Stainless Nylon Insert Locking Nuts 1/4" x 3/4" Stainless Steel Fender Washers The reason I recomend these is due to the fact that self-taping screws can loosen over time. And by using the Nylon Locking Nuts, you can assure they won't come undone. Also, by using the Pan Phillips Machine Bolts, you are making sure you leave very minimul head room sticking out in the event you want to add a splitter down the road. If you use something with a big head on the end of it and install a splitter down the road, your splitter would be pressed up against all those heads, creating a gap. This way, that doesn't happen.
I've recently purchased a lip for my car and have been looking around on how to install so this video has helped me out by a lot. I do have a question regarding drilling into my car, would i be drilling into the metal part or plastic and is there a downside to drilling holes?
You're drilling just in the plaatxi bumper part. There is no downside to drilling other than cosmetics with the holes. But if you never remove the lip then you're ok
You can use tape but drilling is safer long term. Less likely to fall off of you scrape it. Also drilling is easier of you are gonna take it on and off. I take mine off for winter.
@@TurboKitchen the thing is mine is a OEM lip so it doesnt stick out. I guess ill check with double side tape first. So for the tape, do i just stick the tape from the one end to the another and stick it to the bumper? what do you suggest? Thanks in advance
Double sided tape has 2 sticky sides. Typically the top layer is covered so you would stick one side to the lip then peel off the backing and stick lip to the car. Make sure its lined up first. Which OEM lip do you have?
Did you also use the 1 inch self tapping screws to attach the front lip along the lower center part of the bumper in front of the intercooler? I want to do something like this on my 2016 Civic but it seems like 1 inch long self tapping screws might be too long and will go right through the middle part.
Whats the max speed youve ever driven with this on ? Im curious bc i installed mine and its literally the same low car i got and at 80 mph it cracked from the middle idk how … maybe i hit a small bump on the way is what i was thinking but crazy how it broke the same day i installed it 😂🤦🏻♂️
I found a real nice lip on eBay for my 2016 civ. Came as a carbon fibre design. I was astonished the quality of stuff on eBay you can get for the civics.
Question for ya, my Avenger friends have splitters and have the rods that go into the bumper. They told me to get one but I don't think it's necessary as I got a lip and not a splitter. Rods aren't necessary correct for lips?
They are not necessary no. You can use rods if you wish but it's more for aesthetic look than actual functionality at that point. It won't hurt the lip to have a bit of extra support but as mentioned it is not necessary. Nobody wants to drill more holes then they need to into their car.
@@TurboKitchen definitely agreed, I'm old school and think the rods look kinda goofy unless it sticks out far and needs the support. Thank you! I appreciate your help!
It's actually for more structural integrity for downforce when at high speeds. But you really want to put the rods on the actual metal bumper behind the bumper cover. If you put it on the bumper cover, it will just in time, come out.
Yes but it would be more likely to fall off. Plus if part comes off its hard to replace one section without taking whole lip off. With screws you can just replace or fix them quickly. It also depends where you live and how you use the car. I drive my car all year and through Canadian winter so I remove the lip to avoid ripping it off in snow.
I'm not sure the brand but it is called the Civic CS style lip. Here is the link to the shop I got it from: racingbees.com/products/2016-2018-honda-civic-ap-modulo-style-front-bumper-lip?_pos=1&_sid=e7833653d&_ss=r
I just grabbed them quickly since they were right beside me. They work well enough since my driveway is fairly flat. It would stop the car from rolling back.
Boss good video..but boss that look it’s rea bad.. it’s not good he correct lip.. look at the gaps Why not buy the correct lip.. it will Cost about 60 Bucks
That is one of many correct lips for the car. Fitment was just fine. Ironically now I need a new one since this one got damaged. But I'll probably just get brand new of same style.
It's pretty common lip as well. I've seen it on other sites. Can also check your local shops. If they sell civic parts they would most likely have it in stock or be able to order for you. Racing Bees I believe will ship internationally but double check.
Protip, fit the product with 3m double sided tape, then while it’s on there drill your holes. Then remove the lip, remove the tape, and seat it flush with the screws.
That works as well. I personally didn't use the tape because I take the lip off for winter. Alternatively you can also get a couple bolts in there as well. That will prevent lip from coming off for sure.
Even better to keep the double sided tape in there along with screws so its a nice snug fit.
True. I have since properly bolted the lip on the car. So it's not going anywhere.
@@TurboKitchenif you look at Hopkins reply, he said to reply, he said remove the 3m tape after marking the holes. Then attach the spoiler with the screws.
@@TurboKitchen You misunderstood OP. He said to use double sided tape to fit the lip properly, then drill your pilot holes, then take off the lip and remove the double sided tape, then re-align your lip and screw it in. now your bumper is perfectly lined up without any guess work or having the lip fall off while drilling pilot holes.
Very detail orientated. He had everything to the {T}....Thats how get the camera in there.....Good JOB
Thank you!
Here’s my 2 cents. Although he is right about how to install. I put corner splitters on a Jetta a while back and those things will rip out of the plastic ( your bumper) at high speeds (100mph+).
The best solution I found was putting a flat metal piece just wide enough to fit inside the inner lip of the bumper and using bolts to secure in place. After that they never pulled out again.
I've never had an issue with things ripping off at high speeds.
If they're just corner splitters, that changes the whole game with the aerodynamics. So I wouldn't be surprised if they would need some extra reinforcing. Solid advice regardless though, if you're not using nuts and bolts I would always suggest extra reinforcement.
The piece of metal is called a pinch weld
If you don’t have jacks and don’t like to use them I used ramps like when I change my oil gave me enough clearance to put mine on my z
Ramps are a good alternative. You just have to be careful if lowered that you have enough clearance.
Have the same car so it went smoothly. Glad you stressed the safety points!
Awesome. Happy to help!
I'm the 1000th followers.
Thanks man!
Thank You!
Thanks for the video, I’ll install mine now
You're welcome.
Mines on my car had to take my time with the strut bars
This video was really great! It had some really good info for jacking your car aswell! Thank you! Loved the vid
Every car that is a unibody you will find lifting on the pinch welds is pretty safe as long as they aren’t rotted out for my northern mechanics
You should’ve recorded even if you ran into issue so ee can expect what can happen. Nice one man
That part! Those are the type of videos we really need!
Looks awesome man. 👍🏻👍🏻 Love the front license plate. 😉
Thanks! The plate definitely stands out doesn't it.
Drive up ramps work as well...no jacking required.
Not if your car is low and then good luck getting the car back down with the lip on making the clearance even tighter.
For sure. I was going to borrow a friends ramps until I realized that would be dumb since I am lowered. It would have been interesting had I gone with it and filmed. Lol
@@TurboKitchen i really didnt think about that part...but now that you guys mention it..when i put my stock height civic on ramps to do the oil change...it did barely make it up and down it ..so having the lip would be a prob....im sure you could use wood pieces to supplement .but even then..a jack would be your best bet when you are lowered.
Yeah for sure. Jack or a lift if you have or have access
hey dude, nice build, question... what are those black garnishes you have for the fog lights?
Thanl you! They came on the car. I have a touring and haven't changed anything with the fogs. I believe you can buy this style though.
Wow it looks amazing best car ever 👍
Best car ever is a stretch but I do love my car. Thanks for the love!
lmao dude said best car ever
Mannie fresh
Lmfaoooooo cant unsee it
Don’t use self tapping screws, the vibrations will eventually weaken and/or loosen the thread/screw and it’ll come off. Other than that well done!
Been using the self tappers for a few years now and has stayed on no problem. But I guess every car is different.
so what to use?
拓海哥之車CAM直擊 i would use dry wall anchors as an alternative to plain self tapping screws
@@bilokenneth I would recommend using:
10-32 x 3/4" Stainless Pan Phillips Machine Bolts
10-32 Stainless Nylon Insert Locking Nuts
1/4" x 3/4" Stainless Steel Fender Washers
The reason I recomend these is due to the fact that self-taping screws can loosen over time. And by using the Nylon Locking Nuts, you can assure they won't come undone. Also, by using the Pan Phillips Machine Bolts, you are making sure you leave very minimul head room sticking out in the event you want to add a splitter down the road. If you use something with a big head on the end of it and install a splitter down the road, your splitter would be pressed up against all those heads, creating a gap. This way, that doesn't happen.
Looks good, man!
Thanks!
That's Fantastic. Does Your Civic Have Vtec Solenoid.
No. It's the 1.5L turbo
I've recently purchased a lip for my car and have been looking around on how to install so this video has helped me out by a lot. I do have a question regarding drilling into my car, would i be drilling into the metal part or plastic and is there a downside to drilling holes?
You're drilling just in the plaatxi bumper part. There is no downside to drilling other than cosmetics with the holes. But if you never remove the lip then you're ok
Can i just use double sided tapes instead of drilling? or is the drilling the safest option?
You can use tape but drilling is safer long term. Less likely to fall off of you scrape it. Also drilling is easier of you are gonna take it on and off. I take mine off for winter.
@@TurboKitchen the thing is mine is a OEM lip so it doesnt stick out. I guess ill check with double side tape first.
So for the tape, do i just stick the tape from the one end to the another and stick it to the bumper? what do you suggest?
Thanks in advance
Double sided tape has 2 sticky sides. Typically the top layer is covered so you would stick one side to the lip then peel off the backing and stick lip to the car. Make sure its lined up first. Which OEM lip do you have?
@@TurboKitchen its for Lexus LS430. OEM ones would be Toyota Celsior's so I got those.
Did you also use the 1 inch self tapping screws to attach the front lip along the lower center part of the bumper in front of the intercooler? I want to do something like this on my 2016 Civic but it seems like 1 inch long self tapping screws might be too long and will go right through the middle part.
Yes I did. The screws run all along the front. They don't come through the middle at all.
You have links for the front lip?
Whats the max speed youve ever driven with this on ? Im curious bc i installed mine and its literally the same low car i got and at 80 mph it cracked from the middle idk how … maybe i hit a small bump on the way is what i was thinking but crazy how it broke the same day i installed it 😂🤦🏻♂️
I've done 80mph and more and not had an issue. But I had alot of screws on it and currently have 6 bolts holding it on.
Where's you get the lip? Trying to get one for my 08 accord
They have one for most cars on ebay
You should wrap it in carbon fiber
I have thought about it. I have some vinyl I could try.
I found a real nice lip on eBay for my 2016 civ. Came as a carbon fibre design. I was astonished the quality of stuff on eBay you can get for the civics.
Look nice
Thank you!
Was your car lowered when making this video?
Yes. It's been lowered for a few years now.
Where did you get this front lip from was it online or from the shop?
Well I bought it from a friend, but it came from a shop called Racing Bees. racingbees.com/ You can shop in store or online
So do we need to drill on the original bumper or there are already a hole for lips installation
You will need to drill into the bumper.
Question for ya, my Avenger friends have splitters and have the rods that go into the bumper. They told me to get one but I don't think it's necessary as I got a lip and not a splitter. Rods aren't necessary correct for lips?
They are not necessary no. You can use rods if you wish but it's more for aesthetic look than actual functionality at that point. It won't hurt the lip to have a bit of extra support but as mentioned it is not necessary. Nobody wants to drill more holes then they need to into their car.
@@TurboKitchen definitely agreed, I'm old school and think the rods look kinda goofy unless it sticks out far and needs the support. Thank you! I appreciate your help!
@@vincevollmer1716 You're welcome. Happy to help!
It's actually for more structural integrity for downforce when at high speeds. But you really want to put the rods on the actual metal bumper behind the bumper cover. If you put it on the bumper cover, it will just in time, come out.
Could I just use 3m tape instead of screws?
Yes but it would be more likely to fall off. Plus if part comes off its hard to replace one section without taking whole lip off. With screws you can just replace or fix them quickly. It also depends where you live and how you use the car. I drive my car all year and through Canadian winter so I remove the lip to avoid ripping it off in snow.
What kind of lip you got there.
racingbees.com/products/2016-2018-honda-civic-ap-modulo-style-front-bumper-lip
What lips brand is that ? 🤷🏾♂️
I'm not sure the brand but it is called the Civic CS style lip. Here is the link to the shop I got it from: racingbees.com/products/2016-2018-honda-civic-ap-modulo-style-front-bumper-lip?_pos=1&_sid=e7833653d&_ss=r
What’s the name of the screws and where u get them
Quarter inch self tapping screws. Any type would work. Can get them at any hardware store.
Turbo Kitchen Home Depot?
Yep home depot has them. That's where I got mine. You want 8x1 inch with quarter inch head
Why bricks ? That’s why we have support jacks
I just grabbed them quickly since they were right beside me. They work well enough since my driveway is fairly flat. It would stop the car from rolling back.
Boss good video..but boss that look it’s rea bad.. it’s not good he correct lip.. look at the gaps
Why not buy the correct lip.. it will
Cost about 60
Bucks
That is one of many correct lips for the car. Fitment was just fine. Ironically now I need a new one since this one got damaged. But I'll probably just get brand new of same style.
First ever how to video that skips the how to part lmfao 😂
how many screws do you need?
yes.
I used about 20
how do i know what size to get
I think most are universal cause I was looking that up myself
They are universal for all civic models except the type r. But if you get a type r style lip you can fit it with some light modification.
Eaoo
1/2 of the video u babble about jacking up... just edit out n get to the point
Well if someone has never jacked up a car before maybe they find it helpful. Last thing you want is a car falling on you.
That lip looks terrible
Thanks. I just replaced it with a brand new one of the same kind.
My flew off while I was going 80mph
That sucks! How was it secured?
wheres you lip from if i may ask
I got it from a shop called Racing Bees. racingbees.com/
@@TurboKitchen ahh okok dunno bro
It's pretty common lip as well. I've seen it on other sites. Can also check your local shops. If they sell civic parts they would most likely have it in stock or be able to order for you. Racing Bees I believe will ship internationally but double check.