Project Aero Full Lip Kit

[Loulerg]

Finally pulled the trigger on the Project Aero kit. I needed something that could handle daily driving without cracking from the slightest miscalculation. After wasting money on a brittle lip from another brand, I was done throwing cash away.

Fitment is great. While the install is pretty straightforward, expect to shed a little blood, sweat, and a few curse words in the process. But in the end, totally worth it.

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[TchnoZ33]

I wish I could find a CF version of this kit. I have a CF front lip and this would be perfect.

 

[Clark_Kent]

Looks good! I was actually just looking at this kit. The website states the lip requires no drilling to fasten; however, it does not say that about the other bits. Can you confirm?

 

[coldradio1]

I ordered the front lip and I’m waiting for it to arrive. I personally think it’s the best looking lip out. It adds just enough.

 

[Los' FL5]

Damn this actually looks really good. Is it made of abs or is there a cf version of it?

 

[getRIGHT]

Looks good! I was actually just looking at this kit. The website states the lip requires no drilling to fasten; however, it does not say that about the other bits. Can you confirm?

I can. The front & rears mount to OEM locations. The sides will require 6 drill holes per right and left. Here’s the installation instructions reference

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0...tions_Honda_Civic_FL5_Type_R.pdf?v=1733040319

 

[Shingo Shoji]

Love it. I think I’ll eventually do this too. Thanks for sharing.

 

[evlsmurf]

Did you remove the front bumper like some other guys have done? I was hoping to just use ramps or my Quick Jack.

 

[Loulerg]

Looks good! I was actually just looking at this kit. The website states the lip requires no drilling to fasten; however, it does not say that about the other bits. Can you confirm?

Front lip uses all OEM locations to mount right on. As for the side skirts and rear spats. I would say the side skirts is the most intrusive given all the holes you have to drill, 6 on each side if I remember correctly, the rear spats use two OEM holes and requires one drill hole to be done per side.

 

[Loulerg]

Did you remove the front bumper like some other guys have done? I was hoping to just use ramps or my Quick Jack.

I did not, but in retrospect, although it will generate more work, I would probably have removed the front bumper. It’s definitely possible to do it without removing anything, I installed the whole kit this way, but it’s was a religious experience

 

[evlsmurf]

I did not, but in retrospect, although it will generate more work, I would probably have removed the front bumper. It’s definitely possible to do it without removing anything, I installed the whole kit this way, but it’s was a religious experience

Sounds good. My plan is to not remove the bumper. I hear it's pretty tight.

 

[Samurai1225]

I have mine and it's just a matter of diving in and doing the install. I have some PTO days coming up so I need to bite the bullet and install this lip. I just did install the Project Aero Bash Plate ( belly pan) . It has access panels for the drain plug and oil filter which is nice.

 

[Nikw91]

How long is shipping taking with this lip kit?

 

[Samurai1225]

How long is shipping taking with this lip kit?

If I remember correctly it took 7-10 days for mine to show up.

 

[Loulerg]

How long is shipping taking with this lip kit?

Wasnt bad! I placed the order on April 2nd, got the shipping notification on April 13th from Project Aero, by 4/20 it showed an UPS import scan in the US, now given this was right around the whole tariffs debacle, it took almost a whole month for customs to release. From what I hear this is not a common thing, just my luck with timing as well as some bad weather around that same time in the KY UPS warehouse.

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