just arrived - Nismo V2 from SHINE
NISMO V2 and NISMO JDM SIDES!
just got it delivered on friday! for being a replica, this thing is awesome. i test fitted it on the car this weekend (without bolting in anything), and i gotta say, it fits perfect. the bumper seems like when its installed and bolted, it will be just right. the side skirts seem like they may need a little work, but still fit good. i will let you know once its painted and installed.
there are no chips, swilrs or imperfections that i can see. the quality is so good, you cant tell its a replica!
the hybrid FRP material that SHINE usues is interesting. you can tell its fiberglass, but when you feel it and actually get hands on with it, you cant tell its not standard fiberglass. it flexes like a urethane bumper.
now, i'm just deciding if i should install the intake scoop with it, or just leave it off.


(car parts in bedroom FTMFW!)
just got it delivered on friday! for being a replica, this thing is awesome. i test fitted it on the car this weekend (without bolting in anything), and i gotta say, it fits perfect. the bumper seems like when its installed and bolted, it will be just right. the side skirts seem like they may need a little work, but still fit good. i will let you know once its painted and installed.
there are no chips, swilrs or imperfections that i can see. the quality is so good, you cant tell its a replica!
the hybrid FRP material that SHINE usues is interesting. you can tell its fiberglass, but when you feel it and actually get hands on with it, you cant tell its not standard fiberglass. it flexes like a urethane bumper.
now, i'm just deciding if i should install the intake scoop with it, or just leave it off.


(car parts in bedroom FTMFW!)
Originally Posted by SuperZ33
nice! how much did the v2 bumper cost u by the way?
i thought it was a pretty good deal! PMed you
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I believe so, but you should get it painted with the rest of your car anyways. Colors like my PPW, are really hard to match, and most of the time it requires painting other parts of the car to blend in with the new paint. They might have to blend it in with a portion of the hood and fenders to get it matched up. I believe the silver are harder to match as well, but PPW is the toughest.
Originally Posted by Blazemaster
I believe so, but you should get it painted with the rest of your car anyways. Colors like my PPW, are really hard to match, and most of the time it requires painting other parts of the car to blend in with the new paint. They might have to blend it in with a portion of the hood and fenders to get it matched up. I believe the silver are harder to match as well, but PPW is the toughest.
and where are you getting it done if you dont mind me asking?
Can you leave the middle part unpainted, instead of painting it black? Since it's already a glossy looking black. I noticed your dumbells back there. How much weight you got on those?
Originally Posted by slowxturtle
Can you leave the middle part unpainted, instead of painting it black? Since it's already a glossy looking black. I noticed your dumbells back there. How much weight you got on those?
and dont laugh, the dumbell's only have 20lbs on each. just a little something to do in the mornings before work.
Originally Posted by joekool
Nice bumper! I was just wandering, how far off the ground does the bumper sit on stock suspension?
Originally Posted by playa6tnine
trust me, i'm not going too. i'm just sayin, it just kills me having these sit in my room, waiting!



don't do it!