Xnqc

Opposite normal side to show for reference

The picture of the side that got ripped off

Looking for the replacement panel needs to be replaced ASAP coolant resovoir and lines are exposed any help is much appreciated thanks in advance!!

Heel Til I Die

iTrader: (2)

The fleabay fender liners are cheap and more flimsy than OEM, but they get the job done.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fender-Line...-127632-2357-0

iideadeyeii

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Def thinner/cheaper feeling, but I'm using them on my Z

Heel Til I Die

iTrader: (2)

Oh yeah, also be sure to pick up some push clips since I'm sure the majority of those are missing or broken. They look like this:

icer5160

iTrader: (4)

If you want to stick with an OEM replacement, there's plenty of good/used ones to be found from auto wreckers/dismantlers. I use saccityautoparts since they are within driving distance of me, but they also ship! I would also look at an aftermarket aluminum undershroud for your car. These really help firm up all the plastic splash guards and bumper around the front end. If your vehicle is slammed/stanced, then stick with the plastic since you're going to be doing a lot of scraping (not sure if this is what caused the mishap in the 1st place). One last thing, those exposed fluid lines are actually for your windshield/hatch sprayers, not engine coolant, so don't worry, you're not in danger of any catastrophic failure/damage .
Good Luck!
-Icer

Xnqc

Is it just the bumper clips to fix anything else I will need? Thanks for all the info guys appreciate it a ton!

I tried to look for similar things in the forum but I have had no success unfortunatly

icer5160

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Should just be those plastic poppers that Heel posted earlier. But to be certain, you will need to look under the corner of the bumper. As I recall that plastic piece you lost may also be bolted to the bottom of the front bumper lip & corner. So you might need some 10mm bolts and cage clips. See pic.
-Icer

Xnqc

Thanks icer for all the pics and info gonna order a new bumper along with undershroud and inner fender panels and do everything at once this pic really helps so thanks a lot I really appreciate it!