Clearance with Body kits and Stechs?
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Clearance with Body kits and Stechs?
Well My questions is will there be clearance since i have STech drop and then get a new front bumper?
How much Clearance will I have?
These are the Front bumpers that im looking at...
The B-2 Front Bumper
The KR-s Front Bumper
The R34 Front Bumper
All these bumpers are made by DuraFlex.
If anyone has pics please post them up
How much Clearance will I have?
These are the Front bumpers that im looking at...
The B-2 Front Bumper
The KR-s Front Bumper
The R34 Front Bumper
All these bumpers are made by DuraFlex.
If anyone has pics please post them up
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Body shop and my insurance company said im looking at 350 bucks Then another 330 to paint it. I rather buy an aftermarket bumper for 180-250 and paint that! then later get the skirts and bumper.
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$330 to repaint the front bumper is a ripoff lol.
Oh and those cheap knockoff bumpers will have horrible fitment. You'll end up paying more money to get them to fit right than you would if you had just bought an OEM replacement.
Oh and those cheap knockoff bumpers will have horrible fitment. You'll end up paying more money to get them to fit right than you would if you had just bought an OEM replacement.
#12
those 3 bumpers are not worth it, why
1. they are all from extreme dimensions who makes the fiberflex and has very bad fitment.
2. it will take alot of prep work for the bumpers to look good and for the paint to stick on right.
3. duraflex is thinner than the regular fiberglass and it will crack easily
4. the KR-S is a knock off of the kaminari kit
as for how low will it be, if you are that worried and aren't used to driving like 2-5 inches off the ground then just get a stock bumper. the KR-S (kaminari) will be really low that you will more than likely scrape on the freeway, the B-2 (hope this is the buddy club one) it will be higher than the KR-S but the durablity and fitment is one of the worst of all the kits out there. R-34 looks ugly but hey it's your car but that one is about between the KR-S and B-2 in height. i hope you know that it will cost you more just to get the bumper to fit right than that $350 budget you are on.
1. they are all from extreme dimensions who makes the fiberflex and has very bad fitment.
2. it will take alot of prep work for the bumpers to look good and for the paint to stick on right.
3. duraflex is thinner than the regular fiberglass and it will crack easily
4. the KR-S is a knock off of the kaminari kit
as for how low will it be, if you are that worried and aren't used to driving like 2-5 inches off the ground then just get a stock bumper. the KR-S (kaminari) will be really low that you will more than likely scrape on the freeway, the B-2 (hope this is the buddy club one) it will be higher than the KR-S but the durablity and fitment is one of the worst of all the kits out there. R-34 looks ugly but hey it's your car but that one is about between the KR-S and B-2 in height. i hope you know that it will cost you more just to get the bumper to fit right than that $350 budget you are on.
#16
never ever go to andys auto sport i bought a 1000 dollar kit for my old Xb nothing fit right everything had to be modded the rear bumper was horrible i ended up molding the kit on the car basically i really hate andys auto sport
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