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That's if u don't use flat clear.

The 89+ version is now available. Neither www.shineautoproject.com nor ebay has been updated. Since this is not a classifieds thread, please PM me if you want to order the 89+ version. It could either be bolted on or molded in.

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Aren't the shots from page 1 convincing enough...that this airguide will transform and completely enhance the bumper? :naughty:

How about I give you the dimensions: Width: Top - 40.25" Width: Bottom - 38.75" Depth: Top - 3.75" Depth: Bottom - 5"

This project is not that difficult. Buy hella 90mm modules and the mouning plates. When u have them, send me a pm and I will let u know how to build it. Nick could make the enclosures made for you, for around $400.

easy install. depth is probably around 6 inches

If there is enough demand, then it is possible. To all the pre89 guys that want it, you guys could start a "Pre-89 Shine Air-guide" thread and show that there is demand. :naughty:

Well, not everyone can be please...oh well. Carbon fiber is available in either plain or twill. A CF airguide on a white car will look good. Personally, If I had a white car, unless I had either other CF or black parts on the car...I'd just get the fiberglass version and paint it white.

$20

1J with a factory intercooler.

It was at home sitting in a dry garage. LOL. I will take it out for the Irvine meet on on 3/28/2010

Its been mentioned...but no serious talk yet

It looks clear. Lol It prevents the part being cleared from turning glossy

$125 fiberglass. $200 carbon fiber.

Here's the first one produced by Shine installed on car, with a Shine replica Trial lip. It's carbon fiber, but it doesn't look glossy because it was sanded in preparation for a flat black look. It will be shot will a flat clear coat. BTW, this car is actually purple under direct sunlight...

I'm talking about the lip on jdmstar's car that u liked. http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=115889&page=2

You know you could order straight from Shine.

I'll give you a deal on it. PM me.

Yes, you cut the grill put the air guide in. Mounting is installer's discretion. I'd mount it with double-sided tape and nuts/bolts. Volk Racing GT-S You have to cut the grill. There is no stock hardware to be reused; mounting method is up to the installer.