Front Bumper Options
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Front Bumper Options
Sup Guys,
I need some advice on what to do with my front bumper. I have an 88 GXL and am getting close to paint but want to do something with the front bumper. The problem is my body work skills are very limited (so is my wallet). I've got a bumper budget of $250. I want to open up the front for more air flow and improve the look.
Are their after market bumpers that are in my price range and are simple to install (no fitting, custom brakets ect... a simple bolt up design).
Option 2 would be to modify the skock bumper but not looking ghetto. I think if I can find a good write up on how to do it I would be able to pull it off.
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-Aaron
I need some advice on what to do with my front bumper. I have an 88 GXL and am getting close to paint but want to do something with the front bumper. The problem is my body work skills are very limited (so is my wallet). I've got a bumper budget of $250. I want to open up the front for more air flow and improve the look.
Are their after market bumpers that are in my price range and are simple to install (no fitting, custom brakets ect... a simple bolt up design).
Option 2 would be to modify the skock bumper but not looking ghetto. I think if I can find a good write up on how to do it I would be able to pull it off.
Thanks
-Aaron
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This appears to be a modified stock bumper with a front lip. I like the way it looks, anyone know of a "how to do" write up on a project like this.
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Originally Posted by RX7sleeper
This appears to be a modified stock bumper with a front lip. I like the way it looks, anyone know of a "how to do" write up on a project like this.
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what year is your car and is it turbo or na? s4 bumpers can almost never be cut to look good.. if you cut a big hole for something like a FMIC, I can't remember who it was, but someone said it looked like a shark with an overbite. It looks gay.
As for s5, you got a little more room to work with.. but barely!
As for s5, you got a little more room to work with.. but barely!
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My rx7 is a 1988 GXL (N/A).
I think that bumper was cut to high as well, but cut lower and I think it will look sharp.
Any aftermarket bumpers that you could recomend that are easy to install and in my price range?
If i do cut, I will want to fill in the side with fiber glass, anyone know of a good "how to" on working with fiberglass.
I think that bumper was cut to high as well, but cut lower and I think it will look sharp.
Any aftermarket bumpers that you could recomend that are easy to install and in my price range?
If i do cut, I will want to fill in the side with fiber glass, anyone know of a good "how to" on working with fiberglass.
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