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05-07-2003, 11:26 PM

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Racer X

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Originally Posted by Viperx7' date='May 7 2003, 04:14 PM

[quote name='Racer X' date='May 7 2003, 12:17 AM'] I wish it had instructions.The front looks easy enough but the rear is another story.Viperx7,Where does the main part of the rear get support from?If I just bolt it to the fenders the main part doesn't have any support

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Luis

I put 1 screw on each corner, right before it curves around the side. Did that make sense?

I also put 2 screws in the license plate cut out. What type of bumpers do you have? [/quote]

I have the same kit as yours just the Erebuni one.I hope to have it mounted on the car this weekend.

Then I need to drop the t2 in it.My wheels look sweet on it.Can't wait to get the CP racing T2 scoop and get this thing painted once its running.I'll have the most pimped out FB for miles.

05-09-2003, 12:14 AM

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I think they use the stock metal bumper brackets underneath the fiberglass.

Like, take off the cover and replace it with the new cover??

Raul

05-09-2003, 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Smog Fighter' date='May 8 2003, 09:14 PM

I think they use the stock metal bumper brackets underneath the fiberglass.

Like, take off the cover and replace it with the new cover??

Raul

It goes over the stock cover.Thats why in the Erebuni pic of it theres a stock molding showing.

05-11-2003, 07:44 PM

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Theres always good and bad with fiberglass.The good is the bumpers are on without much of a fight, but the bad is the side skirts will have to professionally fitted because even trying to get them to line up with some sanding they won't go on right.