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Gunman 04-13-2015 12:52 PM
BRZ STi fron lip price
 
Looking to pickup the STi front lip for my BRZ, not the replica, ie Subaru part no: E2410CA000

Anyone found a better price than $353.94 shipped? (Heuberger Subaru)

Pkush 04-13-2015 01:14 PM
I broke mine, got mine for $250 used but 354 shipped sounds like a good deal for new.

Turbo95eg6 04-13-2015 02:34 PM
You should be able to get one under $340 through a Subaru dealership, ask about the 15% website discount. Unless you're getting taxed?

Jive Turkey 04-13-2015 06:36 PM
look up the part number on weluvsubaruparts.com

Gunman 04-13-2015 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Jive Turkey (Post 2211159)
look up the part number on weluvsubaruparts.com
Thanks, fyi $374 before shipping.

DGM33 04-13-2015 07:57 PM
I just ordered one the other day for $345 from SubaruPartsPeople.com before shipping. My local dealer wanted $400.

ARTBRZ 04-13-2015 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by DGM33 (Post 2211286)
I just ordered one the other day for $345 from SubaruPartsPeople.com before shipping. My local dealer wanted $400.
For that price just add $50 and u can get a carbon fiber Sti lip from rexspeed.

Gunman 04-13-2015 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by DGM33 (Post 2211286)
I just ordered one the other day for $345 from SubaruPartsPeople.com before shipping. My local dealer wanted $400.
$378.49 shipped.

Gunman 04-13-2015 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ARTBRZ (Post 2211382)
For that price just add $50 and u can get a carbon fiber Sti lip from rexspeed.
Problem with carbon fiber is when, not if, you hit it, it's going to crack. Personally I'd prefer polyurethane, so it can take some abuse.

ARTBRZ 04-14-2015 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Gunman (Post 2211434)
Problem with carbon fiber is when, not if, you hit it, it's going to crack. Personally I'd prefer polyurethane, so it can take some abuse.
Yup. Considered that but it just looked too darn good. It might crack next winter when I hit ice on the road. Lol


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