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04-23-2005, 01:21 AM
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They vary in size. I've seen all sorts of drill sizes, I think mine were 5/8" in diameter. I used nylon plugs with touch-up paint in order to create my own bumper plugs solution (as opposed to buying them for $20-$30/pr). Cost for the nylon plugs: ~$1.
04-23-2005, 07:48 PM
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http://www.bumperplugs.com/ ... pres of the ECZA had these and they def looked sharp...considering buying some for my Z
Where'd you get those nylon plugs? homedepot?
Where'd you get those nylon plugs? homedepot?
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The last post suggested bumperplugs.com, which started their business supplying plugs to Porsche's. I have them and I'm impressed with the quality. So what if they are $20-$30 dollars (less than a tank of gas these days) You might have to do a bit of drilling to get the size right, which was totally easy.
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Originally Posted by Jim Yandell
The last post suggested bumperplugs.com, which started their business supplying plugs to Porsche's. I have them and I'm impressed with the quality. So what if they are $20-$30 dollars (less than a tank of gas these days) You might have to do a bit of drilling to get the size right, which was totally easy.
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