Has the intake duct need to be cutted or something like that? I assembled it before painting, taking as reference all the back surface inside the bumper, but after the assembly, the intake duck at the front of the bumper goes much further than the grid, even further than the bumper itself

Has anyone pictures of how the intake duct should look like?

 

Anybody has a close photo of the intake duct at the front???

 

shine auto not offering any support?

 

I will ask them, but they are hard to contact

 

i have the same question as my v2 kit just got here and i dont know how it goes either...

 

i have the bumper with the duct. the duct sits on the bumper support(the aluminum beam behind the bumper). if you look at the duct there are slits cut into it for the bumper, if you look at the bumper there is a cut out of where the duct goes....

 

Yes, I see the cut in the bumper, where the left top grid goes, but if I put in place, the duct goes far beyond the bumper (ahead)

 

it sticks out pass the bumper? thats strange.... i'll take a close up later

 

Does this duct automatically come with the V2 bumper when you order it?

 

actually i talked to ken and he told me that the duct mounts on the bumper support and you can see two bosses in the duct that are locations for the holes to be drilled. it attaches to holes in the factory location that are already there.

and by the way the fit and finish of the replica part is quite nice. never seen a pfrp flexible part in person and must say it seems pretty flexible and durable for street use. only minor prep is going to be required before paint.

 

So, let's see if I understand it

After removing the OEM bumper you put in the car the intake duct over the bumper support. After that, you put in place the Nismo V2 bumper, it's that right? so you have no need to attach the duct to the Nismo before placing it

 

thats correct

 

will anyone sell me their z tube?