Third Gen - Euro Lip / Bumper Cover
#1
Third Gen - Euro Lip / Bumper Cover
Have any one tried to get a hold of this bumper cover on the US third gens? I think looks very good!
I wonder if this is only applicable to shorter J-spec bumpers.
I wonder if this is only applicable to shorter J-spec bumpers.
Last edited by turbonium959; December-31st-2002 at 12:12 PM.
#2
the one on the left looks almost identical 2 the erebuni one, y not go get one from there http://www.erebuni.net/ge/mazprot01.htm
#5
Originally posted by BL_Protege
what's the difference between a fiberglass one and a urethane one?
what's the difference between a fiberglass one and a urethane one?
Seriously thou, fibrglass is composite made up of glass fibres. Even thou it looks the same as Poly (aka urethane), it is still glass and far less durable. For instance, if you bump into a parking curb with a fibrglass bumper, youll likely crack it.
Urethane on the other hand is a plastic. It is the same material that your factory bumpers are made of. So, if you run into a parking curb with it, it likely just scrape.
Also, if you get hit with a FG bumper, itll probably shatter. A poly one will squish (like a pop can) and if your car isnt a write-off, a body shop can simply hammer the "dents".
FG bumpers are good for show only vehicles, non-winter vehicles and well, vehicle that have perfect driving conditions 95% of the time.
For an everyday daily driver, its is worth the money to get poly. Just think of what hitting a rabbit will do to a FG bumper!!!
#8
how's it going, the kit that you are looking at is a company in japan, i just got that similar kit for my mp5. i'm currently trying to find buyers for more, i got contacts that will send the kits to me here in cali. if you are interested, let me know by emailing me at hottestjoeyouknow@yahoo.com thanks
Last edited by Mracer67; January-2nd-2003 at 08:33 PM.
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