trey ss

looks good but still a 2.2 lol jk nice write up

jschatte

wow, did you not take the 2 seconds to scroll up the page???

importkiller

iTrader: (1)

No, I can't take the 30 minutes that it takes to render and pull up each and every page till i found the answer, or use the search feature which just brings up everybodys signatures instead of the text in the actual posts....so, No, I can not, can you give me a straight answer or just be a dick!

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

It's far from being a direct fit, but it will fit. In my post a few up on this page, there are a couple of pictures of mine which I had molded to a stock SS/TC sedan rear bumper. I have a 2009 SS/TC Sedan. The bumper has to be modified to fit the lip, the lip itself has to be shortened to fit the sedan bumper. If you want to attach it in the same manner as on the SS Coupe, you will have to cut slots in the bumper to accept the tabs from the lip. You'll need clips and possibly other assorted hardware to fasten.

I wanted the lip molded to the bumper, so the overall cost a lot more than just clipping the lip on. I really like the way it came out.

jschatte

i didnt say look though every page. theres a picture on this page of a sedan with the lip. And maybe you should look through the thread, usually people do a little bit of research before you spend about $400 bucks on their car.

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

I did get it redone, and it looks a lot better now.

jschatte

looks good, definately better than the friction fit. Mine is starting to pop out a couple mm around the two corners. But, ill worry about that in the summer.

musifreak190

hey guys, I have been wanting to do this for so long...I have an 05 cobalt sedan LS and I REALLY REALLY want the SS rear lip on there....I saw that people had to do some plastic welding to make the SS rear lip fit...is that the case for me and my 05 Sedan???

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

You would probably have to follow a similar approach to jschatte, however, since you do have a sedan like me, the lip would have to be shortened around 3/4" per side.

YelloEye

iTrader: (3)

Fkn knew this existed! Bumping for people that are looking for it. Great how-to btw.

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

Just and FYI for anyone that hasn't seen pics in a while, what the coupe lip looks like when installed on a SS sedan.

Tcobalt421

iTrader: (14)

^sexyy

heathkidder

iTrader: (20)

does look good but dang that lip looks crooked

Tcobalt421

iTrader: (14)

^lol

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

Seems to a bit of tension on the edge near the exhaust opening. I'm going to have to put a heat gun to it and remove the tension to pull that edge up. I've seen this on some SS coupes too.

wbrevels

iTrader: (2)

i love the white sedan, lip looks factory to me

CobaltItaliano

subd

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

Did a little work to straighten out the rear lip, as it had a noticeable twist near the exhaust opening in the last pic I posted.

Now it looks straight.

CobaltItaliano

im putting one of these on my 2.2. anybody know if my tsudo exhaust will fit the lip opening on the rear lip?

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

Another updated pic of the coupe lip on a sedan, actually, the lip didn't change, but the ride height sure did.

ml2242

Subscribed.

bdubs04

Hey Chris,

do you remember the part number for the rear lower fascia? I was looking but cannot find a pn for just the rear lip. Car looks great, wish GM would have made the sedan with the same look as the coupe.

YelloEye

iTrader: (3)

Found here: gmpartsdirect.com: Alternate GM Catalog
GMPN: 12336082

bdubs04

Thanks a lot, I should have searched the site a little more before posting.

Chris@CTA

iTrader: (1)

Sorry, haven't been here in a while, but I see you got the information you needed.