All-Fit Automotive 1.5 Inch Universal Bumper Lip Splitter Kit - Chin Spoiler Protector for Front or Rear - Lips Protect and Cover Lower Bumper for a Dropped Look - Universal Fit - Silver

The All-Fit front bumper lip is definitely better quality compared to other ones I have seen. I actually returned another one to order this after seeing how thin and weak it feels.The installation process was easy, but I just took my time and i really measured out everything before I finally applied the adhesive and stick the lip on. The adhesive seemed pretty strong after installing the lip, however, I did notice some parts didn't stick as good, so, I decided to apply the screws at every 12-15 inches to reinforce the installation.It looks great now, but I am hoping I can find a matching wrap red color for the chrome part of my car. This red is more on the light side.Update:The front bumper lip is holding up every well after installation; it has been 2 months or more now. There was several incidents with deep dip in the roads of LA, California. But no visible scratches on the viewable parts of the lip. The screws definitely help hold it in place during those dip scraping.I wasn't able to get exact matching wrap colors but I got close enough and it actually turned out okay at slightly different shades.I also ordered the side lip after seeing the results of the bumper. I don't regret it at all. The staffs at All-Fit was very helpful and convinced me to give it a try before I chickens out and wanted to returning it.I thank them for convincing me. They also looked into whether my different Mazda design could accommodate the lip. It turns out you can apply the screws onto the side plastic part of the car, for Mazda owners out there. Just don't screw into the connection tabs every 2-3 feet and it will be fine.I'm happy with the lips. I don't think I will do a back lip however. I don't want the car to be too attention grabbing. From the back view, it looks like a regular Mazda. =)

I haven’t installed this yet, but I will soon. I had the other brand of this and it is pretty cheap foam. This one is a very dense material that seems like it will last. The other brand lasted about 3 months. If you are on the fence comparing the two, buy this one. It is worth the extra money if your car is already low and there is a chance that it will contact the road at transitions such as driveways and the like.

Good quality product just overpriced for flexible plastic with an adhesive lip. Had to buy 2 pkgs of the 3.5" for my rv but looks good and should last. Good instructions (video) and all parts supplied for installation. I chose not to use the adhesive on my fiberglass body but supplied self tapping screws with square plastic washers every 6-8" and closer at corners hold it in place very well. (every little bit of aerodynamics helps these 10 mpg gas hog beasts) Hoping this and Thorton Performance chip (only $59-89 I got the Stage 3) will give me more power and 2-5 mpg extra. Immediate performance improvement when chip was plugged in. Removes instantly with no changes to factory specs.

Install went well, I had a heat gun to help with the install. I used all of the screws and washers supplied because I wanted a secure fit and extra insurance as I live in the desert and the ground can radiate a lot of heat in the summer. I kept spacing as even as I could but went heavier in the bends and where I could see myself bottoming out in a dip in the road of a parking spot.First impression was it looks great and brings the front end in line with the rest of my car.YMMV, but my front end is more planted at highway speeds. I don’t think it creates a whole lot of downforce but simply having the front end inline with the rest of the car or lower helps with relieving high pressure air that can create lift and at the very least feel more neutral. Windy days threw my car around and it didn’t help I have a roof rack, but now I hardly feel it! Older cars can definitely benefit from this kit. Check out the front end of a lot of newer cars. One might notice that under the front bumper, if it’s got a tall nose, there is a type of lip kit, even if it’s recessed back a bit, to reduce lift.I got this kit for looks and because of the durability tests I saw compared to the competition. There aren’t many purpose built lips anymore for my 98 subaru, but I was quite surprised at how it felt after install. I’m decently dialed into my car as I drive at least 100 miles a day for deliveries and have upgraded most of my old suspension components including new oem or polyurethane bushings, bracing, etc.I’ll include before and after pictures. I think the shape of my front end and height of the nose are what made the changes in feel so noticeable.

After All the prep workInstallation was pretty straight forward and easyReally liked the outcome although after driving it for a while noticed the adhesive didn’t stick in some of the curves from the bumper. Ended up using the screws to fasten it.Taken it to multiple car washes and has held up well since then

Nice to be able buy an American made product. Kit came with plenty of hard ware to attach to car to supplement the 3M tape. Also came with cleaner and activator for the glue tape. This is a very complete kit plus some bling thrown in too. I ordered the 3.5 inch kit since my car rides high.Since it it's rather large it has a bit of weight to it but is sturdy and the tape and fasteners will hold it well. I stated from the middle of car and worked way out. I also took a marker and marked the center of the product for a starting point and being sure I'd have enough to do each side. I wasn't sure about how it would look but liking the look now. I occasionally take this car to the drag strip and I actually picked up 2mph at the traps in the 1/8 mile. So not only does it look cool it actually does have some performance benefit. Have not taken a lot highway trip so don't know if or how it may affect gas mileage.

Easy install but inferior adhesive, failing after less than a month. Alcohol wiped surface prior to install and heated adhesive and mounting surface with heat gun and still failed.

It’s really easy to put on. I added the extra screws to the bumper just Incase

Installation is a bit tougher due to stronger rubber vs the light foam the ezlips use. Had to use additional hardware since the glue didn't stick so well around bends.