DBS Front Bumper on 2007 DB9
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DBS Front Bumper on 2007 DB9
I know others have attempted to fit a DBS bumper to a DB9 and were able to do it with some body work. I was just wondering what kind of body work was involved (i.e. cutting the bumper, sanding, adding bondo, etc.?) and to what extent (how many hours of work?)? Also why was body work needed, was the bumper too wide and if so how is this fixed? Thanks for any input. h
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I know others have attempted to fit a DBS bumper to a DB9 and were able to do it with some body work. I was just wondering what kind of body work was involved (i.e. cutting the bumper, sanding, adding bondo, etc.?) and to what extent (how many hours of work?)? Also why was body work needed, was the bumper too wide and if so how is this fixed? Thanks for any input. h
Last edited by sdekoning; 12-19-2016 at 02:26 AM.
#4
I did not do an OEM DBS front bumper on DB9 conversion but did a DBS-style-rear-conversion [see here: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post4218067 and here: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...l#post4399476] which required significant work: the flairing on the DBS bumper-ends is much wider, resulting in significant re-work: bondo, epoxy etc. I'd say a professional body shop would probably spend a day or 2 (1 guy, 16hrs total) to get proper fitment on the bumper.
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No, not cut in half: the bumper-ends need to be cut and modified to fit the DB9 flaring. Please check this thread https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...irect-fit.html to see similar fitment issues on the sills to get an idea.
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The DBS bumper will show on the inside a stamp of what material has been used to make it (PE / PU or something) although I believe it's CF since it concerns the DBS. This would require a specific epoxy to make sure all bonds well. I'm not an expert on this but a bodyshop can advise.
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#9
My converted db9 to dbs, designed my own boot lid feature too if you have any questions pm me happy to help others in their itch 👍🏼