We are selling lip spoilers for the 97-99 Eclipse. They are made of durable ABS plastic and CNC cut for accuracy. They do not reduce ground clearance like other lip spoilers and wont break after a week of use like carbon fiber pieces. They come finished in gloss black or flat black, and can also be sent unfinished if you would like to color match it to your car. Pics can be found here:

http://stw.ryerson.ca/~psaadeti/lip_spoilers.html

Price is $125 shipped. We have 16 cut right now so first come first serve. Feel free to email us at LP_Performance@hotmail.com or post here with any questions.

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nothing for the 95-96?

Kevin
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The new:

125 shipped seams a little pricey for abs. But what do I know


Nick
97RS

turbo8u> shut your SUCK
ZAO684: NIPPLE warning...maybe>?

This kind of lip would not work for the 95-96 since the bottom of the bumper is not very flat. The lip would angle up quite a bit and wouldnt look very good so we decided not to make any for that year. Besides, anyone with a 95-96 should be doing a 97-99 Eclipse conversion anyway

As for the price, the RM lip was made of ABS too and it was going for $200 shipped. Plus there are perfectly cut with a CNC. The first few we made were by hand with a jig saw and a palm sander and let me tell you its extremely time consuming to get the outer curve perfect. I respect your opinion but we feel this is a pretty good price for what we are offering considering the price includes shipping.

Any other quesitons or comments are welcome.

Im assuming by the plates in the pix your c-eh n-eh d-eh eh-n and no where near texas so I can't see how they look in person.

Id get one if I had the loot, gimme a dicount and I'll take tons of pix that you can use =)

how do they attach and would it help my fucked up bumper? I have a crack right in the middle of the passanger side "cresent moon" and another on the drivers side (but the drivers side is undetectable, my FMIC piping holds it together perfectly

There is a metal bracket bolted onto the bottom of the front of the bumper that clips on to the front of the car for support. The lips are pre-drilled for those 9 bolts. You can either just bolt the lip onto that bracket, or if you have gotten rid of that bracket from a FMIC install, you can just pick up some nuts and washers and bolt the lip directly to the bumper. Also, as is the case with any lip install, you will have to drill one or two holes on the sides and bolt the sides to the bumper so they dont droop down.

If your bumper is cracked on the bottom then the lip will definitely help keep it together. Another added bonus is that it protects the paint on the bottom of the bumper from getting all scratched up.