It was a nice day for a car wash.
04-27-2008, 02:49 PM
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hey nice rims i got the same ones! best colour ever. anyways what offset/sizes are your wheels and tires, and what camber are you running in the rear?
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Thanks for the compliments guys. The wheels are 19x9.5/19x10.5 +22 all around. I am actually lowered on GF210's at the moment but plan on upgrading to coilovers shortly. The rear wheel gap is very minimal unlike how they appear in the picss. And the exhaust is the HKS Hi-Power.
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Originally Posted by 13SECZ
when you searched for rolled bumper...I only get fenders..do you have a link to what helped you do it ?
These may not be the particular instructions I followed but some other variation of it. It's pretty self explanatory if you look underneath of your rear bumper.
Originally Posted by ipcheck
Here are the steps...
You will need a jack, two jack stands, self tapping screws, a cordless drill.screw.driver.... some screwing knowledge... lmao
you will jack up the car (rear), put the jack stands on...
you will then lay on the floor and unclip the factory rear bumper clips tight where you wanna bend it up there are two clips....
you will use your left arm to bend up the middle section and with your right and a screw attached to the tip of your drill, screw it to the rear aluminum reinforcement bar.
follow the last step a couple of times (screws)... then undo all the other steps... and you are done.
You will need a jack, two jack stands, self tapping screws, a cordless drill.screw.driver.... some screwing knowledge... lmao
you will jack up the car (rear), put the jack stands on...
you will then lay on the floor and unclip the factory rear bumper clips tight where you wanna bend it up there are two clips....
you will use your left arm to bend up the middle section and with your right and a screw attached to the tip of your drill, screw it to the rear aluminum reinforcement bar.
follow the last step a couple of times (screws)... then undo all the other steps... and you are done.