Just finished attaching my Cupra R front lip last night. Two and a half hours on a cold garage floor—what do you guys think?

It's an universal spoiler made in Spain. I've seen them used for Audi TT's, A4's and Golf's, but never a Crossfire.

It actually fit pretty nice. The width is perfect, I had to trim the middle posts down and shave off some depth, our front bumpers are pretty short.


I ordered if from OEMPlus, (it took about 5 weeks).



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Looks good....

 

I'd go ahead and give that one the seal of approval. Looks pretty darn sharp.

Nice work.

 

Actually that's pretty nice. I bet painted the color of the car looks even better.....

 

looks good, great job. jim

 

What did you do to mount it? I'm sure you had to drill into the bumper.

 

Thanks guys. FP - I'm actually thinking of painting it body color, when I get my front wings painted the same.

 

I like! ...Squirrel
Crusher

 

I mounted it with fourteen #10 3/4 zinc coated bolts. All of the holes are pretty far down, don't think it should be any problem if removed. I'm thinking of using some 3M tape also if I get it painted. Might also use some metal sandwich trim clips for some extra support in a couple spots. All in all its pretty damn solid, but I'm still going to be cautious with curbs and large speed bumps.

 

Looks really nice , I like it....

 

Fantastic job! I might even implement that as a substitute until the SRT bumpers start getting produced again...

Body color would look great, CF would look even better. Then again, I'm a CF junky.

 

I think it looks nice also. Great job!

 

Very SRT-6ish. Experimentation is good. Congrats.

 

Looks really good ... how difficult would the mod to the part be for a "non-techie"?

 

Very nice............I like and I'd leave it black too!

 

Hey Kim - Getting it lined-up and drilling the first hole is critical. Everything after that is really not that hard. I bet a body shop or even local mechanic could do this in their sleep for minimal cost.

Tp: I pre-drilled all the holes on the spoiler first, one hole for each tab, and make sure its centered. Just take your time. Good luck.

 

Really looks quite nice. If I already didn't have a SRT nose on mine I think that I would go with that. I would leave it black on my Blaze Red though.

 

very impressive srt6ish it is

 

Looks great - do you have any pics froma little distance too?

 

It looks very good!!