fritts

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I have a 93 bumper support with a 99 bumper. I was wondering if the other people that have dones this had any problem getting the bumper over the support. Specifically the center where the bumper bolts to the rad support. On mine it seems to be a bit tight over the front to get the vent below the rad support. Almost as if I need to trim the top corner of the beam. Anyone had these problems?

Thanks

jic

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seen it done and i was told its not good to shave the stock rebar
but then again ive seen it done and it looks great, no sagging whatsoever

audiobot7

please excuse ^^^^

Yes, you can modify the stock rebar for the 99 spec front bumper, all you have to do is make enough clearance for the 99 spec turn signals. After the bumper is installed, spray some foam between the rebar and bumper to prevent sagging.

fritts

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I already have fitted the bumper with the stock rebar and modified openings for the lights. It just seems tight going over the bumper. So I thought I would check if people modified more than just the turn signal lights.

mega

Do you re-use the three styrofoam support pieces under the middle section of the bumper skin and use spray foam in addition to that?

mega

Bueller? Bueller?

mega

Yes, you should re-use the three white OEM styrofoam pieces and spray extra foam for more support. What are you retarded or something?

'85GSL-SE

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yeah.... ....

jic

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i wonder why your dumbass didnt used the 99 spec rebar if you believe in the stock shaving method

audiobot7

I never shaved anything, I have the 99 rebar. Go fix your low compression motor.

jic

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u homo

NeedFD

i shave, it's cleaner, girls like it