Zjosh

My fam and me singed a contract where I deposit money and won't release them tell I'm 18

saywat?

^then its not really cash in hand.

Spork

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You cheap *** motherf*cker. Quit being a loser and buy some quality sh*t. What's an extra $70, anyway? That's only like 1 week's allowance for you.

Zjosh

Can anyone tell me how to install them I'm just a noob that don't know noting

sry110

iTrader: (17)

Are they authentic or replica? Fitment will depend greatly on that single factor.

That being said, I've now owned two different sets of replica Nismo add-ons, and they both fit differently. I have yet to find an "obvious" way to mount them, i.e. it's not as though they just slide or click into place when you get it just right. Eventually I just used my best judgement, picked a spot and stuck them there.

dmroberson

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Mine were pretty obvious. They use a bolt that's already on the bottom of the bumper cover... same place the mud guard bolts to, and the rest is attached with 3M body molding tape.

*ICE*

iTrader: (48)

use 3M double side tape, the red kind, and stick it on the side where it stick to your rear bumper. On the underside, remove the OEM rear skirt and use the 2 bolts to attach it with the Nismo rear.

Zjosh

What I did is install them added 2 screws where the bolts go and added one under they look good and don't seem to fall out

Zjosh

What I did was remove the mud guards . Put the add ons drilled holes to put the screws I drilled 2 holes where the bolts go and one under it fitted good and clean you don't really need 3m tape it stays really tight when u put one screw i'n the bottom

Mine are from dura flex

Zjosh

Here's some pics

*ICE*

iTrader: (48)

get them painted and paint the bolts black also. fit is kinda loose on the other side but double side tape will fix it.

Zjosh

There not loss the other side is tight since I added a screw under it made a tight fit

sry110

iTrader: (17)

Fit actually looks decent on those.

I should have added in my previous post that in addition to the 3M tape across the top and the screw holding it to the wheel well, I also drilled a hole through the bottom flange of the add-on, toward the rear, and corresponding hole through the bumper, then used a pop-rivet to secure it there.

Done Deal DR

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Fitment doesn't look too good, but I guess what could you have expected. It will look better painted.

Zjosh

For fitment its not a nismo part it's a n1 aftermarket part so it well never fit as good as a glove

Done Deal DR

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3M tape would probably help the gap at the top though, I would definitely recommend trying that, after you get it painted.

Zjosh

I'll do that and see how it turns out thanks

Done Deal DR

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I wouldn't bother until you have them painted, that 3M tape is pretty nasty and will suck to get off. Unless you know you 100% want them unpainted/black, I'd hold off just so you aren't doing double work and getting frustrated. But the stuff is cheap, and it's definitely worth a shot once you're at that point.

BAUSauto

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like everyone said, 3M is the way to go. When I bought OEM rear guards for the G35, despite the fact that it's OEM... I went 3M and no screws, and it stayed on. But I knew I was never going to take them off because the OEM Bumper looked like it was missing something, and that was it. If you know that you will not be removing these, then no worries on 3M. Also, make sure you wipe down that area good; wash it, and wipe it down with some alcohol and it will stick good! GL!

- Ben

Waiz

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