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Cage Fighter
Join Date: Feb 2009
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New pics of my MR2
Got my front bumper painted yesterday. Took some pics with my buddy's Nikon D60. Just a photography noob so the shots are ok. No editing done.
I'm still missing the sidemarkers so dont mind that. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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MR2 under construction!
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very nice!!
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Thank you!
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Cage Fighter
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looks great except for one thing... which is the bottom of the bumper kinda flares out.. is there a way you can pull it in a bit?
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Cage fighter
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Nice nice I didn't even notice the side marker. But I do notice the rear rims.. It's not flush.
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Yea it the bottom of the bumper does flare out. I dont have any idea how to pull it in. As for the wheels I have spacer but I think i need some a lil bigger and maybe extented studs too. But i'ma just save up for a staggered set of wheels with a better offset.
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Cage Fighter
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you could drill some holes and tie it to something under the bumper...
or if you wanna do it a slightly less ghetto way, then you can find strips of metal and cut them to length and mount it. |
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Cage Fighter
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metal strips sound better.
I will try that out |
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was this an oklahoma car before you bought it?
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I'd also pop for a set of fogs to fill in those holes in your fender, would look cool. I picked up a set for only $55 from this link only yesterday, but you might need to wait until their price comes back down again. They seem to have doubled overnight. Projector Headlight Bumper Lights catback Header Fog Intake items - Get great deals on items on eBay Stores! |
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