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Hi, new here...I perused the board a bit already.. obviously some nice Neons on here! I'm jealous!

I'm doin stuff on a very small budget... major mods I'm hopin to do are exhaust, rims and taillights...

Did just pick up recently the MOPAR side, front and rear lips kits that were on sale... they didn't have my Flame red so I stipped, primed and painted my own.

Was hopin maybe someone here that also got the front lip kit could do me a favor? I finally got around to opening the big box with the front and rear lips, to start on the painting..and found I am missing the instructions papers for the front lip! (they call it Front Air Dam)... I got one guy on another board to scan and e-mail me the front page, so I knew how many bolts I was supposed to have, but need the other 5 pages!

Can anyone here that has these maybe scan/e-mail or even fax me these other 5 pages?

thewhitedragon@wideopenwest.com

Someone scanned them in the howto section. Go jump over there and have a looksy.

Yeah, I had to find a new copy myself since it looked like someone attacked my instructions with a butter knife.

Here's what I found in the how-to section for ya':
http://www.randomidiot.com/frontdam.pdf

Wow! thanx guys...exactly what I was lookin for!

removing front bumper looks like a pain in the ass... had another guy post exact instructions on that.. oh well...Summer project time...hope to get a nice Saturday for it!

Pablodragon wrote:Wow! thanx guys...exactly what I was lookin for!

removing front bumper looks like a pain in the ass... had another guy post exact instructions on that.. oh well...Summer project time...hope to get a nice Saturday for it!

Removing the front bumper cover was actually not as bad as I thought it was going to be...

It took me about 7 hours on a Saturday to get the lower part of the rear lip painted and the whole kit installed.

If you have one of those neons like mine without the x's marked on the inside, what I did was zip tie the lip to the front bumper via the bottom holes to line it up. Then I pulled the top part of the lip up and used a marker to mark where the threads on the lip layed.