Platinum RD2

Hey guys I wanted to do something to my tib to make it stand out even more from the rest and so some ideas were flying threw my head and this is what came up... my girlfriend has an 08 Lancer GTS that she had the front bumper replaced, so before she took it in to have it done I took off the stock canards/lip splitters off cuz they kind of looked like they would match up decently... so here are pics of what they look like (Forget about the huge crack across my bumper lol)

I did drill holes in my bumper to attach the canards the way they are supposed to be mounted on the lancer, well I hope u guys like it...



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some things don't totally line up which is a givin since they are not for my car





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Well there it is ladies and gentlemen fell free to give your input on how they look.

If u have any questions just ask!



Thanks guys,

Chet

Stocker

Needs a bit of fitting still, but if that's the look you are after, that's one way to get it

Platinum RD2

Yea i want to try to do something to get oto fit better but I'm not sure what to do

Rd1cuda

I like different, it gets boring looking at the same old stuff sometimes. As for the fitment issues it really isnt much. The main thing is figuring out that 2" gap and to tell you the truth I actually have an idea. I would have to PM you some ideas. Plus, it would be great to get some member to give you some ideas as well. More ideas are better then one. Overall good job bro....

Platinum RD2

Thanks man! I appreciate it, and yea the 2" gap is about the only thing that really bothers me but my main thing was to get them fitted and mounted..

wheel_of_steel

Wow, that actually looks really good mang. Nice work.

WytchDctr

That is a huge signature.

majik

I like it better with the HD lip.





and yeah, sig needs to resized.

pas1216

^^^what majik said

tibbytib

I actually like them less the 2 inch gap. Why do you have to mount them so far forward? I would try pulling them back so they align with the fender well, then use a heat gun to gently massage the contour of the canard to fit the bumper better.