Bumperette Delete Kit?
#16
06-22-2004, 09:17 PM
Originally posted by GreggT
As mentioned, ordering a new rear bumper should get you the euro version (before square cut-outs, a body shop would normally do).
Otherwise, brackets behind can be removed (saved for re-installation w/out hacksawing).......filling of remaining cavity in the ABS bumper can be done by a shop who works w/this material often
As mentioned, ordering a new rear bumper should get you the euro version (before square cut-outs, a body shop would normally do).
Otherwise, brackets behind can be removed (saved for re-installation w/out hacksawing).......filling of remaining cavity in the ABS bumper can be done by a shop who works w/this material often
I love the car without them. Wait until you see the pic of what we did.
Prior to doing what we did, we checked at local body shops as to the cost of filling the holes and repainting. We found the cost to be approximately $1,300.00. 
#21
06-24-2004, 04:18 AM
Since S Car Go Racing was going through the trouble of removing the rear warts, they also decided to keep the 5 mph bumper, however now it is a little lighter. Will have exact weight
reduction number very soon.
reduction number very soon.
Last edited by cjv; 06-24-2004 at 04:22 AM.
#22
06-24-2004, 04:26 AM
Chad,
Why is there a half circle on the upper, outer edge of each piece? Is that the shape of the hole left from the removal of the wart, or is there a particular reason to the design? Also, is it a reflection, or do your filler pieces continue up to the overhang, next to the lights for the plate?
David
Why is there a half circle on the upper, outer edge of each piece? Is that the shape of the hole left from the removal of the wart, or is there a particular reason to the design? Also, is it a reflection, or do your filler pieces continue up to the overhang, next to the lights for the plate?
David
#23
06-24-2004, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by DMW
Chad,
Why is there a half circle on the upper, outer edge of each piece? Is that the shape of the hole left from the removal of the wart, or is there a particular reason to the design? Also, is ilection, or do your filler pieces continue up to the overhang, next to the lights for the plate?
David
Chad,
Why is there a half circle on the upper, outer edge of each piece? Is that the shape of the hole left from the removal of the wart, or is there a particular reason to the design? Also, is ilection, or do your filler pieces continue up to the overhang, next to the lights for the plate?
David
There is a half circle because the left side on the stock bumper had about a one inch hole. When they made the cut outs for the warts they cut half of the one inch hole....leaving the other half. The small one inch hole has nothing to do with the warts.
The warts also utilize cut outs in the overhand. The reason both pieces have the half circle is to keep the pieces alike.
Last edited by cjv; 06-24-2004 at 12:00 PM.
#25
06-25-2004, 11:27 AM
Color Change,
It's the nicest CHP 911 frame your ever gona see.
Back to the wart replacements. Do you think they should be painted to match or left in micro polished stainless?
It's the nicest CHP 911 frame your ever gona see.
Back to the wart replacements. Do you think they should be painted to match or left in micro polished stainless?
Last edited by cjv; 06-25-2004 at 11:31 AM.
#28
06-25-2004, 10:16 PM
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Originally posted by cjv
Since S Car Go Racing was going through the trouble of removing the rear warts, they also decided to keep the 5 mph bumper, however now it is a little lighter. Will have exact weight
reduction number very soon.
Since S Car Go Racing was going through the trouble of removing the rear warts, they also decided to keep the 5 mph bumper, however now it is a little lighter. Will have exact weight
reduction number very soon.
looks like a 000oooOOO000ooo.05 MPH bumper now
