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^^+1, what he said. Or all you got to do, is go under the car from the rear, take out the tabs, and apply 3m tape and press the flap up. It will stay there
Oo ok so lets say I get tired of the tucked look can I just take the zip ties out and get my bumper back to stock or will it have a crease
You wont get tired of the look. Specially if you get a good lookin exhaust.. 3M tape didnt work for me tho, i drilled the holes... Looks sick tho, so no complaints
You wont get tired of the look. Specially if you get a good lookin exhaust.. 3M tape didnt work for me tho, i drilled the holes... Looks sick tho, so no complaints
im getting HKS Hi-Power dual, seen it and love the look with the tuck, i dont think i will ever get tired of that look but you never know
one of my clips was about to break off so i drilled into the center of the bumper through to the bar and placed a screw in there. the drill bit broke on the second and i didnt have bigger screws so i left that one like that and finished the job with zipties.
hey guys, im getting my exhaust soon (hks hi-power) and i want to do a bumper tuck. ive seen pictures of it but i never knew how it is done so if some can give me a link to a post, explain it or even post pics i will appreciate it. thanks
I have the CX Racing but it looks like HKS.
Had to have the hangers adjusted (1 disadvantage of the "knockoffs")
I never see this mentioned in the bumper tuck DIYs, but don't you have to bend the bumper A LOT to reach the aluminum bar underneath? I tried pushing th bumper up with a jack like some people recommended and the paint started to crack . Am I missing something here?