Lexus GS F-Sport NIA Full Splitter Lip Body Kit 2012-2015 (5pcs)
Lexus GS F-Sport NIA Full Splitter Lip Body Kit 2012-2015 (5pcs)
Description
Give your Lexus GS F-Sport GS250, GS300h an aggressive stance without altering the factory design (Only compatible with F-Sport series.)
Bolts right on the bottom of your car with your factory bolts and additional screws (all included).
The GS F-Sport NIA Full Splitter Lip Body Kit Ground Effects Spoiler Kit is test-fitted before leaving our facilities, color-matched with base/clear coat, just like your OEM paint.
Made from ABS plastic, making them strong, and flexible to with-stand the common pot holes, curb rash, and occasional parking blocks with out cracking.
Made in our Miami factory. 2016 - 2017 - 2018 - 2019 - 2020 GS350 - GS450h
Options of primer-coated or color-matched to your vehicle paint code (click here to find your color code).
The kit includes:
- (1) Front Splitter
- (2) Side Diffusers
- (2) Rear Aprons
Worldwide Shipping rates calculated at checkout.
FAQS
What is Hydrodipped / Hydro-Dip?
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Front Splitter Install
Side Skirt Install
Rear Spat Install
FAQs
When will my order ship?
When will my order ship?
We are currently at a 3-5 week wait time before your order will ship
What is Raw Black/ABS?
What is Raw Black/ABS?
Raw ABS is the way the kit comes out of the machine, it might have some minor imperfections that can be taken care of during prep. It is ideal for wrapping, or perfect for the do it yourselfer who will paint it him/herself.
What is Primer?
What is Primer?
Primer is an undercoat is a preparatory coating put on materials before painting. Priming ensures better adhesion of paint to the surface, increases paint durability, and provides additional protection for the material being painted. We use a grey 2K Primer for all our parts.
What is Hydrodip?
What is Hydrodip?
Hydrodip, is a method of applying printed designs to our kits. We use a carbon fiber pattern, with a heavy clear coat for protection.
How to find my paint code?
How to find my paint code?
Most vehicles have paint codes listed inside the driver's door jamb, but it can also be found on the glove box, under the driver's seat or in the passenger sun visor.
