--Front bumper Spliter--yay/nay
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check it out... what do some of you think, would it look cool, or what.. and plus its mostly for the sake of my bumper to save it and stuff
check it out... what do some of you think, would it look cool, or what.. and plus its mostly for the sake of my bumper to save it and stuff
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plus i will probably put a little soft layer of this soft stuff underneath they sell it at homedepo hahaha custom made...
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depends on how far forward of the bumper they protrude. If they are out there too far, the splitters will shake themselves loose. Personally, I would tuck in the splitters and go without the universal rods.
BTW: FWIW, if those splitters are real carbon fiber, I wouldn't paint them. Also, be sure to use rubber or Teflon washers between them and your bumper when you mount them.
BTW: FWIW, if those splitters are real carbon fiber, I wouldn't paint them. Also, be sure to use rubber or Teflon washers between them and your bumper when you mount them.
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depends on how far forward of the bumper they protrude. If they are out there too far, the splitters will shake themselves loose. Personally, I would tuck in the splitters and go without the universal rods.
BTW: FWIW, if those splitters are real carbon fiber, I wouldn't paint them. Also, be sure to use rubber or Teflon washers between them and your bumper when you mount them.
BTW: FWIW, if those splitters are real carbon fiber, I wouldn't paint them. Also, be sure to use rubber or Teflon washers between them and your bumper when you mount them.
**what kind of ruber would be good or that teflon washers? what is that
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Teflon would be best as it will protect your paint the best and provide a bit of cushion for when that splitter hits the ground and is driven up into your bumper. Hard durometer rubber or Delrin would be a good alternate material choice.
Go to Mcmaster-Carr http://www.mcmaster.com/
and look up PTFE Washer to see what sizes will work best for your application.
I will be interested to see how those splitters work on a slammed 124...
Go to Mcmaster-Carr http://www.mcmaster.com/
and look up PTFE Washer to see what sizes will work best for your application.
I will be interested to see how those splitters work on a slammed 124...
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It's not....work is BUSSSSSYYYYY! Also my main project focus this moment is the quad BRABUS style halo projector HID fogs. ![Big Grin](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I almost got wicked CF splitters but lost the bid...oh wellz.
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I almost got wicked CF splitters but lost the bid...oh wellz.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/03-05...3286.m20.l1116
ohh and i saw the brabus fogs that ur trying... u sure you gone be able to fit them? they look pretty decent