HFP lip kit?

Alright thanks, I don't think it looks to good in my color.. I saw it in dyno blue at a dealer couple weeks ago and thought it looked really good. But I don't care for it in my color, I really want carbon fiber lips.
 
just be careful on the ebay ones. I've noticed a number of them are clones, which are unpainted and need work to fit properly.


Aftermarket body kits, hoods, trunks, fenders, and wings are not created by their respective vehicle manufacturers and typically do not exhibit OEM fit-and-finish right out of the box. Carbon Fiber parts come with a clear coat and may be ready to be installed out of the box with little or no modifications. Duraflex, VFiber, and Urethane parts only come with a top layer gel coat and may require additional surface preparation such as sanding and filling before the parts can be painted and installed. An example of such prep work could include sanding down the area, using filler, and then sanding the area down again. You should then prime the area and add more filler, if needed. Sand once more and prime the area to be ready for paint.

Body kits do not come pre-drilled. You or your shop will have to align the parts prior to drilling it to achieve proper fitment. Fitment modifications may be required on body kits, hoods, trunks, fenders, and wings and can include sanding, shaving, trimming, application of heat, and/or molding. You or your shop may also be required to modify or remove the existing reinforcement bar or shock absorber.

The part molds are test-fitted before production begins, but since the parts are created with hand-laid fiberglass or carbon fiber, they have slight variations from piece to piece. Often times a bumper that appears to be several inches too wide for a vehicle can, and will, fit properly on a given vehicle if approached appropriately and with sufficient knowledge.

Do not expect these parts to fit just like a replacement part purchased from the vehicle manufacturer. However, if you are going to an experienced aftermarket professional, they should have absolutely no problem getting these parts installed.
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