S/c Lip
10-21-2007, 02:42 PM
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S/c Lip
hey guys i was looking into putting the s/c lip on my 2.4. i know that the 2.4 doesnt have the bumper slots for the lip to fit in so i was wondering if anybody had any advice. the cheapest i can get a lip from chevy is 190 and a new front bumper is 250. kind of a lot sincei just wanna put the lip on. can anyone help me??
10-22-2007, 01:08 AM
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Well here is what I did in a matter of 5 seconds.
I pressed Cntl + T to open a new tab.
I typed in www.google.com
I entered the keyword "dremel"
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I added this link that will explain what a dremel is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dremel
10-22-2007, 01:15 AM
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Well here is what I did in a matter of 5 seconds.
I pressed Cntl + T to open a new tab.
I typed in www.google.com
I entered the keyword "dremel"
I clicked Search
I found the answer to your question
I typed in the reply to your post
I submitted the reply
I shoved a fork into my *******
Edit:
I came back to the computer.
I decided that I would like to save you 5 seconds
I repeated the above process minus the fork in the *******
I came back and edited my reply to your post
I added this link that will explain what a dremel is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dremel
I pressed Cntl + T to open a new tab.
I typed in www.google.com
I entered the keyword "dremel"
I clicked Search
I found the answer to your question
I typed in the reply to your post
I submitted the reply
I shoved a fork into my *******
Edit:
I came back to the computer.
I decided that I would like to save you 5 seconds
I repeated the above process minus the fork in the *******
I came back and edited my reply to your post
I added this link that will explain what a dremel is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dremel
ouch lol harsh.
10-22-2007, 01:16 AM
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Well here is what I did in a matter of 5 seconds.
I pressed Cntl + T to open a new tab.
I typed in www.google.com
I entered the keyword "dremel"
I clicked Search
I found the answer to your question
I typed in the reply to your post
I submitted the reply
I shoved a fork into my *******
Edit:
I came back to the computer.
I decided that I would like to save you 5 seconds
I repeated the above process minus the fork in the *******
I came back and edited my reply to your post
I added this link that will explain what a dremel is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dremel
I pressed Cntl + T to open a new tab.
I typed in www.google.com
I entered the keyword "dremel"
I clicked Search
I found the answer to your question
I typed in the reply to your post
I submitted the reply
I shoved a fork into my *******
Edit:
I came back to the computer.
I decided that I would like to save you 5 seconds
I repeated the above process minus the fork in the *******
I came back and edited my reply to your post
I added this link that will explain what a dremel is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dremel
10-22-2007, 01:27 AM
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dude i have worked 20 hours straight at my job and im shot...im sorry my brain didnt function enough to use google or altavista and find that bullshit. i thought the purpose of a forum was to help each individual out and to share car info.
man with the info u gave me u musta got like a 1600 on ur SAT??
btw ur the ******* that took 5 minutes to type up a 5 second answer huh?? trying to be a smartass isnt always the best!!
Good Luck with modding ur LS!
man with the info u gave me u musta got like a 1600 on ur SAT??
btw ur the ******* that took 5 minutes to type up a 5 second answer huh?? trying to be a smartass isnt always the best!!
Good Luck with modding ur LS!
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10-22-2007, 09:25 AM
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Basically what I was getting at was, yes your bumper might not have the slits, but with a Dremel tool you can simply cut the slits the the bumper fits. As soon as the tabs are through.. find a way to anchor it down so they won't slide back out.
Dremel's range from like $40 to 140, depending on the quality and how much control over speed and bits you want. I bought the adjustable 35,000 rpm, with 250 piece bit set for like $150 at Home Depot.
Dremel's range from like $40 to 140, depending on the quality and how much control over speed and bits you want. I bought the adjustable 35,000 rpm, with 250 piece bit set for like $150 at Home Depot.
10-22-2007, 11:52 AM
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yo colby..im thinking bout doing the same thing. my family friend has a shop.i mite ask him..he wanted 500 for a new bumper with lip,painted and installed. so hmm just the lip mite be a lot cheaper.
10-23-2007, 07:44 AM
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yeah i didn't want to put a whole new bumper on. i wasnt sure if it was possible to make an easy way to put the lip on. i didn't want to have to hand drill holes and possibly mess things up. i wished they had an easier way!
10-23-2007, 10:14 AM
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my buddy owns a shop and he had a fuser there, it's some kind of glue or something and he told me if the lip comes off a part of the bumper is gonna come to so it must be strong, i'll see if i can find out exactly what it is later.
10-23-2007, 10:51 AM
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I got the part number from GM-12336084 unpainted front bumper fascia extension, 2006 Cobalt SS. But that is unpainted. Where can we order either a full painted bumper or lip?
Also, where can I get the GTO style grill that you have...looks sweet!!
10-23-2007, 11:00 AM
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the grills in my car are the ones that came stock with it, and i don't know of anywhere that you can get it painted, i paid $15 for the lip and after paint and install i was into it for around $60.
10-23-2007, 11:21 AM
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I want to do this too. Is there somewhere we can buy the lip painted already?
I got the part number from GM-12336084 unpainted front bumper fascia extension, 2006 Cobalt SS. But that is unpainted. Where can we order either a full painted bumper or lip?
Also, where can I get the GTO style grill that you have...looks sweet!!
I got the part number from GM-12336084 unpainted front bumper fascia extension, 2006 Cobalt SS. But that is unpainted. Where can we order either a full painted bumper or lip?
Also, where can I get the GTO style grill that you have...looks sweet!!