G 35's FRONT BUMPER
04-05-2006, 05:45 PM
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G 35's FRONT BUMPER
Can I see some front bumpers / with names of them pls. B/c someone decided to back into me in a parking lot and my deductible is higher than my stock bumper plus paint. So I feel that this is a good time to upgrade.!.
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04-05-2006, 07:34 PM
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def a good time to upgrade.........search the following names on here or g35driver.com...... top secret, greddy, nismo, or kenstyle
Top Secret
Nismo
Kenstyle
Greddy
Top Secret
Nismo
Kenstyle
Greddy
04-06-2006, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by My03'G35
Can I see some front bumpers / with names of them pls. B/c someone decided to back into me in a parking lot and my deductible is higher than my stock bumper plus paint. So I feel that this is a good time to upgrade.!.
thx
thx
Anyway, my pick would be KurumaZ 
04-06-2006, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Endless G
Does KurumaZ make a kit for a sedan?!??!
Nope just the coupe for now..contact Yuichi, he's in charge of product development at Sales@KurumaZ.com
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KPierson - NICE look man. I completely agree with the custom thing. I've been debating which body kit I wanted to go with, and I finally broke down and decided to have one fabricated (starting it mid-May). When it comes to styling, and you've got a chance to do something outside of the box, don't hold back. At the end of the day you'll have something truly unique and personal...
Just my $.02 worth.
KPierson - NICE look man. I completely agree with the custom thing. I've been debating which body kit I wanted to go with, and I finally broke down and decided to have one fabricated (starting it mid-May). When it comes to styling, and you've got a chance to do something outside of the box, don't hold back. At the end of the day you'll have something truly unique and personal...
Just my $.02 worth.
04-07-2006, 08:01 AM
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Because they didn't leave a note when they backed into to my car, a hit and run. PEOPLE.
and yes this just pushed me over the edge to upgrade. I think a good excuse since insurance deductable is 500.
and thx for all the help, how would i go about finding someone to make a custom bumper.
and yes this just pushed me over the edge to upgrade. I think a good excuse since insurance deductable is 500.
and thx for all the help, how would i go about finding someone to make a custom bumper.
04-07-2006, 10:01 AM
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Ask around. Try to find a body guy who has experiance molding custom pieces, and urethane, if you can. I wouldn't suggest taking it to any body shop, do some research and find a specific person to do the work, then take the car to where they work and request that specific person to do the work. People like it when they are asked for specifically and it generally leads to a better job in the end.
The guy who did mine doesn't even work at a body shop, he works out of a garage in his partners back yard. But, he has a top notch reputation and can do anything to a car, from complete frame off restorations to custom body work.
The guy who did mine doesn't even work at a body shop, he works out of a garage in his partners back yard. But, he has a top notch reputation and can do anything to a car, from complete frame off restorations to custom body work.
04-10-2006, 03:30 PM
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KPierson, who's the guy you took your car to? Is he in Columbus? Sounds very familiar and might be the guy that's working on my car right now If not, nevermind
If not, nevermind
04-10-2006, 09:34 PM
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Oh, then it's not the same guy. Haha. The reason I asked was that the guy who's doing my bodykit works at a small garage by himself that's behind his friend's shop or something, and he also does just about everything My guy also has great reputation as well. 
My guy also has great reputation as well.
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