Fred2yu

Wow, thanks Tango!! That's truly helpful-- I'll try that now. Sorry to hear about the IS 350 not being 'allowed' there. Maybe the F1, eh? Thanks again.

Excellent insight-------Have you got the rear-lip spoiler data by any chance please?

Tel

Of course :winky: http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/import/pd...08150-53850.pdf

Hello Tango-- seems you have access to all the key insights here. Perhaps you can help me?

I am a total newcomer and have posted this already here at the UK and at the US forum, but no results so far. Then I stumbled upon this thread, which comes close...

I have an IS 350 (2006 US version; possibly different from UK version?) and have badly scratched up the front bumper lip (this is not a spoiler, as in the other person's question above) and want to remove the old one and install a replacement, which I have already. This lip is a two-piece affair, joined at center and appears to be only held in place via 6 (or 8?--I don't have it right here) screws and small click-in latches that fit into the bumper above. I did remove the screws of the installed lip, but it just wasn't enough to remove it from the bumper. Any ideas?

Thanks.

Welcome to the club matey :D is the front lip bonded on aswell as being screwed to the bumper?

Hey, thanks for the warm welcome everyone... And, yes, I am trying the US-based forum as well. Regarding the bonding-- I don't think that's the case, but somewhere there must be some clips and or other screws that I can't seem to see...

Hello there,

I hope this is the right place to ask this... I have badly scratched up the lip of the the front bumper and want to replace them. I have the new ones, started doing it, but gave up. This lip is not a spoiler and comes in two pieces, joined at center. At first it seemed that it was just a matter of removing the 6 (or 8?) screws --which I did-- but that didn't allow me to remove the installed lip.

Can someone please give me a hand and outline the procedure of removing the lip? I cannot raise the car easily at home, so if it involves raising it more than a few inches, I will give up...

Any and all help will be appreciated.

Thanks!