Hey there. I'm by no means an expert, but it seems like I had to trim to gain access to the plastic fasteners. If left untrimmed, there was no way for me to pop them in place and secure the lower portion of the bumper. The way I did it allowed me to fasten the splitter to the bumper first. I did go to the hardware store and bought a few shorter bolts and more washers and nuts. There are some spots where having the short bolts installed will allow the bumper assembly to fall back into place without hanging up. It can be frustrating, have a buddy there to help if possible. Trimming the splitter was pretty easy with a jig saw. Be sure to tape it up for scratch protection. Line it up along the bottom, I put the furthest back left and right tails of the splitter to the edge of the lower fender. It ends up with about 1" of exposed splitter on both sides. Mark it with Sharpie to allow access to the plastic fasteners. I also added some bracing to the inside of the splitter with all-thread bolted to the side frames by the battery and the intake. If you shine a light down, you will see a pathway to do this on both sides. I used little "L" brackets for this- easy to mount and align.
They're Autowiz seat covers from Beddinginn. search green seat covers and it should pop up. A little loose fitting, and kinda cheaply made compared to other seat covers I've owned. Under $200 for the set so I wasn't expecting much. I bought them for the color.
as easy as these bumpers are to take off...they sure are a pain in the ass to put back on .
I dread having to remove the darn thing. Ive done it 3 times now.
i got a 2022 so i will have to trim mine as well? from apr?
Hey there. I'm by no means an expert, but it seems like I had to trim to gain access to the plastic fasteners. If left untrimmed, there was no way for me to pop them in place and secure the lower portion of the bumper. The way I did it allowed me to fasten the splitter to the bumper first. I did go to the hardware store and bought a few shorter bolts and more washers and nuts. There are some spots where having the short bolts installed will allow the bumper assembly to fall back into place without hanging up. It can be frustrating, have a buddy there to help if possible. Trimming the splitter was pretty easy with a jig saw. Be sure to tape it up for scratch protection. Line it up along the bottom, I put the furthest back left and right tails of the splitter to the edge of the lower fender. It ends up with about 1" of exposed splitter on both sides. Mark it with Sharpie to allow access to the plastic fasteners. I also added some bracing to the inside of the splitter with all-thread bolted to the side frames by the battery and the intake. If you shine a light down, you will see a pathway to do this on both sides. I used little "L" brackets for this- easy to mount and align.
What seat covers are those?
They're Autowiz seat covers from Beddinginn. search green seat covers and it should pop up. A little loose fitting, and kinda cheaply made compared to other seat covers I've owned. Under $200 for the set so I wasn't expecting much. I bought them for the color.