i just bought it =) but please post up pics of it

 

i'm already making arragements to get mine painted! will post pictures soon!

 

Nice =)

 

...any minute now...

stupid turkey holiday might hold up getting it painted though. oh well doesn't mean we can't test fit right? LOL


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iPhone test fits, I'll post up real photos soon




It's soft and flexible, don't have worry about scratching the paint. And the fittment is perfect, these photos are with no tape no screws nothing to prop it up. It hugs like a glove

 

What did this run you it looks sick I wanna get one for my black 13 tc2

 

http://www.racingsolution.com/scion/...-2011-tc2.html

 

got it painted/installed...more pictures in link! (click the banners, they are links)





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That Looks Super sick man. Makes it more aggressive.... i want one now

 

A new picture of the Scion tC2 RS Front Lip from one of our customers. When asked what he thought about it, he said, "I love it!"

http://www.racingsolution.com/scion/...-2011-tc2.html

 

I like the lip. I don't like the little bit that protrudes out from the lip. If it went down instead then I'd be very interested.

 

i like the lip, i've just never liked how noticable it is that the front looks lower due to having no sort of rear lip or lower side skirts

 

agreed. but the side skirts and rear lip will be here soon enough!

 

Racing Solution RS2 FULL lip kit group buy going on now! get in before its too late

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=221072

 

So no one has posted on this thread in a while. The RS lip kit has been on backorder forever now and doesn't seem like it's ever coming out. There isn't very many options for our car. Would any 1st gen kits fit on the 2nd gen? Maybe the RS1 kit

 

Are there any one piece rear lips worth buying? Non-carbon fiber.

 

I have been thinking about this - it might be possible to just paint our own body kit components. even if its carbon fiber i think. 1st is primer, then spray on your car's paint (they sell touch-up paint in spray bottle form that should be identical to factory paint) then finally, spray on clear coat and you're done.

Opinions?

 

It is very possible, but the results will vary for sure.

 

to paint anything properly you have to prep (sanding/cleaning/etc), prime protective coat(s), paint color, clear coat.

to paint carbon fiber...your prep will have more work since you should sand down the epoxy as well

 

well the non-carbon fiber body parts already come in prepped and primed and ready for paint right?
the hardest ones to paint would be the carbon fiber parts. i don't even know how you would prep those. but once that's over the painting and clear coat should be simple.

I know a lot of people on here with body kits had it done at a shop, so i was just wondering if you could save any money by trying it out yourself? or will it all cost pretty much the same in the end?