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JDM Subaru 98-00 Legacy TT B4 RSK Genuine Front Bumper Lower Lip Spoiler
http://rpmgarage.com...tail/?tid=23469

If your budget can allow for it, I would definitely recommend buying weathershields new. 

 

If you buy them used, you'll need to spend a long time getting rid of the crusty old double sided tape which can be very difficult in some cases. Furthermore, you will have to buy yourself proper very high bond automotive tape, whereas if you buy new, 3M tape is usually included. 

Yer I hope to get them new, not really fussed on the price I hate things looking tacky or not neat. Im taking off the gen4 shields ive got now cause the cars getting a cut and polish and the way they sit in on the paint -.-

Im confused how monsoons or weather shields came into this? lol 

I bought mine on Ebay from Japan for $200..

 

Try Import Monster or something too?

Been emailing everyone I can think of lol just need to email the right person or be on the right website at the right time!! 
 

Hhmm that's odd they've mislisted it. They must make Gen3 ones if they've got a Gen3 pictured. Clarify with them directly.

 

Morgs if you can see this, what were the problems with your set? 

 

I just fitted mine on Saturday and no complaints they do the job perfectly (better than my Genuine Subaru ones I had on the Gen3 which were a tad small for my liking.)

Yer they have them pictured on a gen3 but they are actually to suit gen4's. Ive already bought them ones and I dont like the way they finnish compared to the proper gen3 styled ones thats why im on the hunt for them. That ebay seller tells me his apparently getting some made by his manufacturer but no idea when they will be in stock.


I work at a wreckers, I mean window visors, not sun visors, they are two totally different parts lol

And yes i do still have the gen4 ones still on the car, will be removing them though.

Customise simply means centering the lip with the bumper and gradually secure it using self tapping screws...I used cable ties through existing holes to help hold the lip up under the bumper. The lip has enough surface area for you to choose whether you want it to sit mostly under the bumper or stick forward about an inch or so.

And then saw off the excess lip in the wheel guards. i didnt use a heat gun to mould the lip as I dont mind how it looked after the mounting.


06 sti front lip


DSC_0096 by migorengO_o, on Flickr


DSC_0079 by migorengO_o, on Flickr

That looks good mate