RE Bumper Guard for FDs
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RE Bumper Guard for FDs
I have been meaning to post this picture for months, but I kept forgetting.
It's a Rotary Extreme Bumper Guard that Chuck made a while ago. It's made out of Carbon Fiber and is very high quality. It fits the rear contours perfectly and I am very happy with it. It's a nice piece overall.
It's a Rotary Extreme Bumper Guard that Chuck made a while ago. It's made out of Carbon Fiber and is very high quality. It fits the rear contours perfectly and I am very happy with it. It's a nice piece overall.
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I'm confused. What does the bumper guard do? Instead of getting exhaust on our bumper, we now get exhaust on the bumper guard that is riveted into our bumper and doesn't match?
Is there something I'm overlooking, such as actual damage by the exhaust to stock paint/bumpers?
Is there something I'm overlooking, such as actual damage by the exhaust to stock paint/bumpers?
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It's Carbon Fiber.... duh!!!
Everything is better when it's carbon fiber
I admit it looks cool, but not worth it IMO. I can just wide the black crap off my bumper with a towel and not have rivet holes in my bumper.
Everything is better when it's carbon fiber
I admit it looks cool, but not worth it IMO. I can just wide the black crap off my bumper with a towel and not have rivet holes in my bumper.
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Originally posted by FD_Newb_1974
I'm confused. What does the bumper guard do? Instead of getting exhaust on our bumper, we now get exhaust on the bumper guard that is riveted into our bumper and doesn't match?
Is there something I'm overlooking, such as actual damage by the exhaust to stock paint/bumpers?
I'm confused. What does the bumper guard do? Instead of getting exhaust on our bumper, we now get exhaust on the bumper guard that is riveted into our bumper and doesn't match?
Is there something I'm overlooking, such as actual damage by the exhaust to stock paint/bumpers?
Last edited by Scrapiron7; Feb 24, 2004 at 02:38 PM.
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i agree it is very well made...but now instead of having a black mark we can remove with a towel its a black mark riveted into our bumper. Its one of those things where i just see a lot of better ways to spend the money.
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Originally posted by teamstealth
Its one of those things where i just see a lot of better ways to spend the money.
Its one of those things where i just see a lot of better ways to spend the money.
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Originally posted by teamstealth
i agree it is very well made...but now instead of having a black mark we can remove with a towel its a black mark riveted into our bumper.
i agree it is very well made...but now instead of having a black mark we can remove with a towel its a black mark riveted into our bumper.
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Originally posted by bricke
What if I said I had a burn marks or melted spots under there from running too rich? Would I rather buy a new bumper and paint it versus installing this? Easy to justify then.
What if I said I had a burn marks or melted spots under there from running too rich? Would I rather buy a new bumper and paint it versus installing this? Easy to justify then.
I doubt all that will come off.
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