Well, I don't think you want the bumper to go below the sideskirt then it doesn't look right, imo.
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Well, I don't think you want the bumper to go below the sideskirt then it doesn't look right, imo.
Not quite that low lol. I had seen a side shot of that bumper installed and it looked as if the bottom of the valence was formed upward a little, if I can dig up a picture I'll post it.
http://memimage.cardomain.com/ride_i...0156_large.jpg
Sorta looks like it's sloping upward a little to me.
I think it might be your eyes playing a truck on you due to the angle of the shot.
Perhaps, that's the best shot I can find though. Looking a little closer though, his car does look to sit up a little high, no?
Nope it's sloping up.Unless there are two models of this bumper.We had a guy at the TXGathering'08 who had one it was bent up,and wavy along the spoiler lip.Looked like ass.
Thought so! The wavy lip is just another thing I had added to my list of NFG craftsmanship, if they did a better job on that I would be all over it in a heartbeat though.Quote:
Originally Posted by G.C.W.
I'm sorry sir refresh my memory.What is NFG?:) I'm not being a smartass.N=_____ FG=fiberglass. Help me solve for N lolQuote:
Originally Posted by J_Parker
Hahaha, not quite :p it means "Not F#@&ing Good" :)
splicing urethane bumpers should be done with plastic welding. any other method is inferior, imho.
fwiw, i will be splicing bumpers together for my car sometime next year. i'll be having a repair shop do all of the work.