RE N1 bumper install?
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RE N1 bumper install?
Has anyone installed the RE N1 front bumper? Did you cut your existing rebar? Also, did you attach the metal from the top of the old bumper to support the new one? If anyone has any pics too, that'd be great -Joe
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here is the thread that i posted couple weeks ago with pictures.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=276090
my bumper fit perfectly with out using the stock bumper bracket.
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=276090
my bumper fit perfectly with out using the stock bumper bracket.
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that's still good for photos - just interested in thw work people have done. I'll probably be doing mine in a month or so too but I will definitely take pics for whenever I do.
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Originally posted by Scrub
I'll be installing mine in about a month or so, I'll take pictures whent it's done. But mine is going to be the older N1 style.
I'll be installing mine in about a month or so, I'll take pictures whent it's done. But mine is going to be the older N1 style.
dude, post pictures when it's done. I love te old style too. good choice.
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Originally posted by stevecod
dude, post pictures when it's done. I love te old style too. good choice.
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dude, post pictures when it's done. I love te old style too. good choice.
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um ya, my friend has this front bumper along with teh cf underpanel and he says that its perfect, the 7 is his daily driver and he doesnt worry about scraping too much besides extreme situations like sudden height elevations ie driveways and stuff
a big drawback is that thier are all types of chips and scratches and stuff so he deff cant enter any shows unless he figures a way to get it cleaned up but in my opinion it looks SICK go for it, and make sure u post pics, i can get more information for you later
a big drawback is that thier are all types of chips and scratches and stuff so he deff cant enter any shows unless he figures a way to get it cleaned up but in my opinion it looks SICK go for it, and make sure u post pics, i can get more information for you later
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You should get your friend to post some pics - that'd be nice to see. I guess you can either drive your car or have it garage-kept...but then what's the fun in that? I say drive it and have fun...it's not an investment and if you expect to get money back when sold you're in the wrong hobby...lol
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Here's an install pic I found (not of mine)...doesn't show too much other than they had to do some fiberglass work to it for it to line up with the hood (not much work, but still some)...Anybody else got anything?
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