Jogon Carbon Rear Spats: Acura Integra Type S Bolt-On Mod
Jogon's carbon rear bumper spats line up with four factory Phillips screws under the Integra Type S rear bumper. Add a strip of 3M double-sided tape where the top edge rests on the bumper so it can't scratch, screw it in, and you're done.
Full video (5 min): Integra Type S gets Carbon Rear Spats | Jogon · John's YouTube channel
Get the parts
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- Jogon carbon rear spats for the Integra Type S (AliExpress)Buy ↗
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Jogon's carbon rear bumper spats line up with four factory Phillips screws under the Integra Type S rear bumper. Add a strip of 3M double-sided tape where the top edge rests on the bumper so it can't scratch, screw it in, and you're done. This 5 min guide covers the Jogon carbon fiber rear spats for the Acura Integra Type.
Overview
A short mod video on John's Integra Type S. The Jogon rear spats are carbon fiber pieces that sit on the lower corners of the rear bumper. Underneath, each one has four mounting spots that line up with four factory Phillips screws on the bottom of the bumper, so the install is simply: take the four screws out, slip the spat in place and put the screws back. Before that, John adds 3M double-sided tape on the part of the spat that rests against the painted bumper (and where it hugs the corner) so it doesn't rub and scratch, and so it has some support against downward force. Once it's on he compares it with the APR side skirt he already fitted and says the way it flares out and channels air reminds him of the fifth-gen Supra. He calls the install very easy and pretty self-explanatory.
Vehicle & fitment
- Product
- Jogon carbon fiber rear spats (rear bumper corner splitters) for the Acura Integra Type S
- Shown on
- Acura Integra Type S (DE5, John's car, with APR side skirts already fitted)
- Jogon carbon fiber rear spats for the Acura Integra Type S (listing linked in the video description, AliExpress)
- Mounts to the four existing Phillips screws under the rear bumper; no drilling shown
Always confirm fitment for your exact year and trim with the seller before buying.
Tools & parts
Tools
- Phillips screwdriver
- Scissors for the tape
Parts
- Jogon carbon rear spats (left and right)
- 3M double-sided tape (for the contact points against the bumper)
Step by step
- 1
What you're adding▶ 0:22
Carbon rear spats for the Integra Type S. The install is four Phillips screws on the bottom plus some double-sided tape on top.
- 2
Find where it rests on the bumper▶ 1:22
Hold the spat up to the bumper corner and see where it touches the paint when it's in place.
- 3
Tape the contact points▶ 1:30
Put 3M double-sided tape on the part of the spat that rests on the bumper and where it hugs the corner, so it doesn't scratch the paint and has some support against downward force.
- 4
Line up the four mounts▶ 2:05
Under the bumper there are four Phillips screws. The spat has four mounting spots that line up with them.
- 5
Screw it in▶ 2:17
Remove the four factory screws, pop the spat in, and put the four screws back through it. Do the other side the same way.
- 6
Check the look▶ 2:28
With the APR side skirt next to it, the spat flares out and channels air at the rear corner. John says it reminds him of the fifth-gen Supra.
Wiring notes
- No wiring: bolt-on carbon trim.
- Mounts with the four existing Phillips screws under the rear bumper; tape only where it touches the paint.
Get the parts
- 3M double-sided molding tape: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Phillips screwdriver set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Jogon carbon rear spats for the Integra Type S (AliExpress)Buy ↗
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some links are affiliate links.
FAQ
What vehicle does this install fit?
It is shown for the Jogon carbon fiber rear spats for the Acura Integra Type S (listing linked in the video description, AliExpress). Mounts to the four existing Phillips screws under the rear bumper; no drilling shown Always confirm your exact year, trim and factory audio with the seller.
How long does the install take?
John's full video is 5 min. Plan on that much time for a careful DIY install, plus extra if you are new to dash work.
What tools do I need?
Tools called out in the guide: Phillips screwdriver; Scissors for the tape.
Where do I get the parts?
Use the buy links on this page for the unit and any harnesses John used. Some links are affiliate links.
Is this beginner-friendly?
The guide breaks the job into 6 steps with timestamps into the video. If you can remove trim panels carefully, you can follow along.
John's Acura Integra Type S
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Full transcript
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0:00What's up guys, it's your back again here with another video.
0:22I'm gonna be taking a look at the Acura Integra Type-S
0:25and I got a carbon fiber there part of it-S
0:28right
0:52tape and you're pretty much golden. The install is very easy. Four screws, Phillips
0:58heads on the bottom and just put some double side tape on the top just to
1:03protect the plastic right here. Let's get to it. Alright, so has all the weave, it
1:22part I'm going to put it right here is where it kind of sits right here on the
1:26bumper. See if we can get that in focus for you. So when you point when it's on
1:30there, like kind of like this, you want this part right here to have some 3M.
1:37That way when it's resting on it, it doesn't scratch from kind
1:51where it kind of hugs this corner to protect it too.
1:56We the 1
1:58but also as something to protect it from the downward force. From the bottom of
2:05this you you can see that there are four mounting spots and it actually
2:10aligns with the four bolts right here on the screws 1, 2, 2, 3, 4. It just uses a
2:17fill up heads so just remove it. Take the bolts out to, and then pop in this and
2:24I didn't put the four screws on.
2:26Pretty self-explanatory.
2:28Gonna see how the APR sits right there.
2:31And now you have the Jogon piece as well.
2:40Kinda reminds me of that Supra.
2:42the 5th gen Supras, you can kind of see how it flares out. Channes out the air a?
2:55a little bit. I try to get it to it so it's kind of parallel so you can kind of
3:02see how it sits. Interesting.
3:12All right, there you have it.
3:40Jogun's carbon fiber rear spats.
3:44Now it is a very aggressive piece it does kind of compliment the APR side skirts so if
3:54you're gonna run something like this you have to run I would say run their
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