Initial D Second Stage FC Front Lip
#5
Eats, Sleeps, Dreams Rotary
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https://www.rx7club.com/shineautoproject-161/fc3s-aero-parts-part-i-494587/
^Shine Auto Project. They have a lot of good aero parts for FC. Their lip is similar to what you're looking at.
^Shine Auto Project. They have a lot of good aero parts for FC. Their lip is similar to what you're looking at.
#6
Rider of the Sky
Like they said, searching would have pulled this one up several times, you were just too detailed in your search request. Look up "Initial D" and "lip" or "spolier" and you get plenty of useful hits.
To sum it up, there's no real way to decide which lip the car had because it was based off of the manga art, and the art frequently changed. Much of the time in the manga it was the stocker TII lip, throughout much of the First Stage anime it was the Fujita Engineering (FEED) lip, and in Second Stage it was most similar to Corksport's product. The FEED lip is the one referred to in canon tuning pages and generally agreed upon.
To sum it up, there's no real way to decide which lip the car had because it was based off of the manga art, and the art frequently changed. Much of the time in the manga it was the stocker TII lip, throughout much of the First Stage anime it was the Fujita Engineering (FEED) lip, and in Second Stage it was most similar to Corksport's product. The FEED lip is the one referred to in canon tuning pages and generally agreed upon.
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#9
strike up the paean
to clarify things, they did not get the rights to use any 'real' parts for the anime, which is why all the stickers on the side of the car spout nonsense (unlike the manga). so technically the lip doesn't exist. you'll have to use whatever looks similar and take a guess at what it was based off of.
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