Anyone install a TII aero kit on a N/A car?

infernosg · 02-08-2013, 08:42 AM

^^^ Thanks, that does help a bit. I was looking at mine last night and noticed they're pretty beat. I'm not sure if they're still useable as the PO did quite a number on them. I think my best bet now is just taking them to a body shop and seeing if they can be salvaged. They need to be painted anyway. I may just start looking for another set...

vrracing · 02-08-2013, 03:56 PM

They are just big hunks of urethane so they are easy to repair. Any of the bumper repair material like 3Ms will work great. Ours were old and white when we got em and we painted them off the car in the garage with my 20g air compressor and a HF HVLP gun. If you can get them fixed and fitted before taking them to the body shop you'll save a lot of money.

Let me know if you need detailed shots of any particular area. I can take them when the kid gets off work after 4CST

infernosg · 02-09-2013, 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by vrracing

They are just big hunks of urethane so they are easy to repair. Any of the bumper repair material like 3Ms will work great. Ours were old and white when we got em and we painted them off the car in the garage with my 20g air compressor and a HF HVLP gun. If you can get them fixed and fitted before taking them to the body shop you'll save a lot of money.

Let me know if you need detailed shots of any particular area. I can take them when the kid gets off work after 4CST

I've got a lead on another set for pretty cheap, but if those don't work out I'll see about repairing the current ones.

If you do get a chance I'm particularly interested how the longer pieces fits up against the car under the door. That seems like it's going to be the most difficult to keep in place. Also, do you have a side shot of the entire car? I'm curious how the front lip, sides, and rear add-ons all line up. Are those the rear bumper add-ons from Shine?

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infernosg IT'S ALIVE! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 811 Rep Power: 16	^^^ Thanks, that does help a bit. I was looking at mine last night and noticed they're pretty beat. I'm not sure if they're still useable as the PO did quite a number on them. I think my best bet now is just taking them to a body shop and seeing if they can be salvaged. They need to be painted anyway. I may just start looking for another set... __________________ '86 Mazda RX-7 Base '79 Mazda RX-7 GS

02-08-2013, 03:56 PM	#2
vrracing Rotating Assembly Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: TX Posts: 102 Rep Power: 17	They are just big hunks of urethane so they are easy to repair. Any of the bumper repair material like 3Ms will work great. Ours were old and white when we got em and we painted them off the car in the garage with my 20g air compressor and a HF HVLP gun. If you can get them fixed and fitted before taking them to the body shop you'll save a lot of money. Let me know if you need detailed shots of any particular area. I can take them when the kid gets off work after 4CST __________________ 90 S5 Vert. JDM Tii with BNR Stage1 turbo. Pineapple Racing street port. Bonez cat-forward. Corksport cat-back with Vibrant UltraQuiet resonator. RTek 2 wZeitronix w/b. HKS EBC. Vis CF Tii hood. 3000GT wing. Ground Control coilover kit with KYB AGX shocks. Red and Black leather RX8 seats. Corksport Odura lip & bumper caps, OEM Tii skirts