FS: 2nd gen front end
June-2nd-2003, 04:22 PM
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FS: 2nd gen front end
I will be selling the front end from my 95 pro since i have the jspec bumper coming in the next few weeks... if anyone is interested let me know i think i'll be selling it all for about 100 - 150 ... it will be the bumper cover... turn signals... side marker lights... also the foam part and bumper reinforcement... so let me know if anyone is interested
June-2nd-2003, 06:27 PM
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even if they know it is the jspec bumper? what if a notorized statement was signed with the sale? also i have literally no where to keep the stuff anyway.. dont' have a home of my own and where i'm staying is super crowded as it is
June-4th-2003, 05:45 AM
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why r u selling the bumper reinforcement? u need that to legally put the car on the street. besides, many places state u need to remove it for bodykits when you dont. i've got a erubini 2nd gen kit and all i had to do was drill 4 holes in the reinforcement to help hold the front end in place, when they said it'd need to be removed.
do not remove it. if you get into a high speed accident, you will die.
at any rate, if your putting the jspec cover on, it's already cut to fit around the reinforcement as they are the same for all 2nd gens.
do not remove it. if you get into a high speed accident, you will die.
at any rate, if your putting the jspec cover on, it's already cut to fit around the reinforcement as they are the same for all 2nd gens.
June-5th-2003, 05:30 AM
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Well, I guess you'll find out when you get it. Ask Bruce, he has a J-spec bumper.
Without a reinforcement, the only thing seperating the engine from impact is a crossmember that's about 1mm thick and can be bent with bare hands. There's a very good reason reinforcements are legally required on all passenger cars :\
Without a reinforcement, the only thing seperating the engine from impact is a crossmember that's about 1mm thick and can be bent with bare hands. There's a very good reason reinforcements are legally required on all passenger cars :\
June-5th-2003, 09:30 AM
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Originally posted by Samus
Well, I guess you'll find out when you get it. Ask Bruce, he has a J-spec bumper.
Without a reinforcement, the only thing seperating the engine from impact is a crossmember that's about 1mm thick and can be bent with bare hands. There's a very good reason reinforcements are legally required on all passenger cars :\
Well, I guess you'll find out when you get it. Ask Bruce, he has a J-spec bumper.
Without a reinforcement, the only thing seperating the engine from impact is a crossmember that's about 1mm thick and can be bent with bare hands. There's a very good reason reinforcements are legally required on all passenger cars :\
Bruce
June-9th-2003, 09:27 AM
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i asked around a bit and you can legally remove the reinforcement and still drive on the road... also i doubt it makes that much difference in high speed accidents considering that so many cars come stock without the reinforcement
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