[GT-Speed] Compatible/Replacement for CS1 Style PU Front Bumper Lip, 2006-2007 Subaru Impreza WRX STI S204

Hilariously, I put this on a 2009 Honda Civic Sedan (FA5). It works with minor modification (the ends are a bit too long so you better crack out the dremel and hacksaw) and honestly I'm impressed that it fit. I bought this on the whim of the internet (the people at 8thcivic) and it looks pretty good to me. IT WILL NOT POP OUT LIKE IT WOULD ON THE STI. If you look at the pictures, you will see that it doesn't pop out near as much as the STI and that's because the left and right side are skinny and you have to move it back to get it to sit flush.PROS:good pricegreat quality (fairly thick poly walls)minor modification required (as far as putting it on FA5 body style Civic's go)CONS:doesn't stick out quite as much as I hoped (personal opinion and you have to remember it IS for a different car than what I put it on)lowers front end by about 1/2" - 1". (this may be what people are looking for but my car is already 4 1/2" off the ground to I have to place this as a con)FINAL THOUGHTS:I personally love this lip because it's the simple look that I was looking for. I'd say it's worth giving a try if you're still not quite sure about it because c'mon, it's $50! That's really cheap!

looks amazing, but I bought it for my volvo and it is too long

I have a 2007 mazda 6 and I honestly think this is the best lip for this car you can get especially for the price. Obviously this was not a perfect fit at all, but all I recommend is taking off the bumper, flip it upside down, and center the lip where you want it and start drilling the screws in from the center outward both sides. I applied some heat with a hair dryer on the sides which makes it bend much better. Lastly you have to cut off some extra hanging into the wheel well. Took maybe an hour and a half. Overall it looks incredible and couldn’t ask for a cleaner look!

Much sturdier than most reviews had led me to believe. I'm very satisfied with quality.For my specific application (2013 Lancer GT), I had to cut off the uppermost mounting lip because it caused the lip to not sit flush with the bumper. That limited me on how far out the lip could protude, but ultimately I'm happy with it.Mine came in a large, flat, thin box, and was also wrapped in plastic. It was completely undamaged, and I found the self tapping screws included with it to be sufficient to mount it for now. I may drill to bolt it to the bumper later to help ensure it can take a hit, though hopefully it doesn't come to that.

The lip does not fit my vehicle. I have been trying for weeks to return the lip but have had no success as I have been ignored. The customer service is horrible and the product quality is just as bad. DO NOT BUY A LIP FROM THIS DEALER.

The lip was an overall pretty simple install. I made the error of working on it on a slightly chilly day so the material didn't flex as much, making it a little difficult. So just a heads up, work on a warm day. The way I installed it was by taking the bumper off and installing it on a workbench, which is handy if you don't have anything to keep your car lifted while you work on the underside (if you choose to work directly on the car). If you work on the bench, it's good to have a couple friends help hold it in place as you position and drill holes into your bumper

It looks pretty much like the picture except since it’s unpainted has the spotty pu look to it, definitely had to sand it in certain places that wouldn’t let sit flush with the front bumper. I wouldn’t trust the screws it came with I used nuts and washers to mount mine and 2 push clips that lined up with the fender liner clips which helped me mount it even. Over all looks good.

I just wanted to check in to say that this fits pretty well on a 07-08 Forester XT with the Sports bumper. Don't buy the $500 STI option from Subaru, this works great for just fifty bucks. Some folks say theirs arrived in plastic wrap, but mine came in a large cardboard box and included some self tapping screws and trim fasteners. It doesn't like up with the bumper perfectly, it needs to be pulled in just a tad as it turns around the sides of the car, but it went on easily in about an hour. The ends will also stick past the front bumper into the wheel well and needs to be trimmed up. All in all, it may be one of the better purchases I've made for the car so far!