"bumper tuck" pic request!!!
Its free - and I dont think it looks good with factory exhaust (just my opinion though).. I have a single exhaust so that is the ONLY reason I did mine..
Last edited by AcidJake75; Oct 8, 2008 at 04:20 AM.
OK, this mod looks great and when I receive my new exhaust I'm probably going to do this.
However, my big concern is this situation:
If/when I or another 350z owner decides to trade in his/her beloved 350z, and if one used zip-ties or self-tapping screws to mount the fender; would it be possible to un-do the mounted fender and have it return to a stock looking bumper, or would it have a nasty crease in it? What is the best and most practical solution to this predicament?
Sorry ahead of time if this has already been covered, but I wasn't able to locate an answer.
/discuss
However, my big concern is this situation:
If/when I or another 350z owner decides to trade in his/her beloved 350z, and if one used zip-ties or self-tapping screws to mount the fender; would it be possible to un-do the mounted fender and have it return to a stock looking bumper, or would it have a nasty crease in it? What is the best and most practical solution to this predicament?
Sorry ahead of time if this has already been covered, but I wasn't able to locate an answer.
/discuss
OK, this mod looks great and when I receive my new exhaust I'm probably going to do this.
However, my big concern is this situation:
If/when I or another 350z owner decides to trade in his/her beloved 350z, and if one used zip-ties or self-tapping screws to mount the fender; would it be possible to un-do the mounted fender and have it return to a stock looking bumper, or would it have a nasty crease in it? What is the best and most practical solution to this predicament?
Sorry ahead of time if this has already been covered, but I wasn't able to locate an answer.
/discuss
However, my big concern is this situation:
If/when I or another 350z owner decides to trade in his/her beloved 350z, and if one used zip-ties or self-tapping screws to mount the fender; would it be possible to un-do the mounted fender and have it return to a stock looking bumper, or would it have a nasty crease in it? What is the best and most practical solution to this predicament?
Sorry ahead of time if this has already been covered, but I wasn't able to locate an answer.
/discuss
As long as there isn't a crease, I could probably get away with the holes. I could manage to get those covered up somehow.
