cobra bumper?
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cobra bumper?
hey i am thinking of buying a cobra bumper... well the lady wants 175$ for it... should i take it... or should i try and get a lower price... note that it has a scratch on it and its DSG color... so ill have to repaint it and get the scratch removed... what do you guys think? (and ill have to get the cobra letters filled in...)
#3
Originally Posted by stang00
ewww a rear bumper i woudl not bother with it i woudl get the 03 cobra bumper which i am currently debating
well i am planning on getting a full body Saleen kit anyways but for the time being i wanna change my V6 exhuast to a true dual and need a double cut out bumper... and i dont got enough cash for the whole Saleen kit yet...
#8
I was going to say just buy the Saleen rear. But the problem is you would then have to buy the side skirts and front seperately, this is expensive to do instead of the entire kit. I have a saleen kit. Also, are you getting fiberglass or polyurethane? If you have the money definately get urethane. however, the fiberglass is a perfectly good kit, IF you follow these two steps: 1) Make sure your painter/installer KNOWS what they're doing, fiberglass is very delicate when installing. and 2) be very carfeful driving for if you just even nudge the bumper into a curb it the paint will crack. the bumber will be fine, but now you'll have cracks in your paint, and these ARE visible fron 5 feet away
#9
Originally Posted by SpringsStang
to fill the rear end costs as much as buying a new bumper, if you want it done right
ya i was gonna ask you about that springs... well i am glad i didnt buy it yet. thanks alot for the help buddy!
#10
Originally Posted by whitethunder46
I was going to say just buy the Saleen rear. But the problem is you would then have to buy the side skirts and front seperately, this is expensive to do instead of the entire kit. I have a saleen kit. Also, are you getting fiberglass or polyurethane? If you have the money definately get urethane. however, the fiberglass is a perfectly good kit, IF you follow these two steps: 1) Make sure your painter/installer KNOWS what they're doing, fiberglass is very delicate when installing. and 2) be very carfeful driving for if you just even nudge the bumper into a curb it the paint will crack. the bumber will be fine, but now you'll have cracks in your paint, and these ARE visible fron 5 feet away
hmmm... i think i wanna go with polyurethane... but damn i dont wanna have to wait to save the money for it... because ive seen the urethane kit go for 800$ and the fiberglass kit for 400$... but i also dont want it looking like sh*t... so i guess ill just save my money.
i really appreciate all the help you guys have given me so far. saved me from making a huge mistake....
#14
Originally Posted by SpringsStang
dude seriously, even if its cheaper, youll end up spending more
DO NOT GET FIBERGLASS, one little scrape and it breaks, seriously, dont even THINK about fiberglass, get it out of your head now
DO NOT GET FIBERGLASS, one little scrape and it breaks, seriously, dont even THINK about fiberglass, get it out of your head now
haha consider it GONE! thanks for the information... almost made a HUGE mistake...
#15
Originally Posted by shad0wsGT
Don't worry Springs, I'll stop him. Tomorrow morning I'll post pics of the imperfections in my fiberglass bumper such as the cracks, chips, spidering paint, and bubbling paint. FIBERGLASS = BIG NO NO!!!
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