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I am still working on the rear bumper as well.
A few pictures.
cut the end off all of the through the underside.

Positioned

Plastic welded patches in place

It has to look right from all angles


The other sue is further along, but I didn't take anymore pictures of it. I will get back to work on it this weekend.
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Decided to shaved the front bumper...
First removed the paint


Held in place with tape...

Plastic welded it in...



The euro plate panel too...

Filled and ready to prime...


Stopped by here a few days ago...

She is nearly ready to go...
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Thank you!Originally posted by Forty-six and 2 View PostDefinitely will Rali. Thanks.
The rear bumper still needs to be finished. I have to cut the end completely off, then realign it with the wheel opening. I have a bumper that I will cut plastic from, then plastic weld it in. I will most likely have it held in place with a few pieces of sheet metal on the back side, under to get it prefect. Once the plastic work is done I will fiber glass the back side, for strength.
Thanks guys! I am loving it.
I am with you there mate. More traction!Originally posted by Forty-six and 2 View Post
Love when wheels fit well without negative camber...
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If they end up getting chipped or scratched to the point of needing refinishing, I will consider it. I like the color combo more than the typical shiny lip. I will be picking up another set at in the beginning of the year, so those will have polished lips.
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if you polish those lips, man it will look soo baller... it will add depth and a vanishing point.
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And fitment shots


Love when wheels fit well without negative camber...
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Definitely will Rali. Thanks.
The rear bumper still needs to be finished. I have to cut the end completely off, then realign it with the wheel opening. I have a bumper that I will cut plastic from, then plastic weld it in. I will most likely have it held in place with a few pieces of sheet metal on the back side, under to get it prefect. Once the plastic work is done I will fiber glass the back side, for strength.
Thanks guys! I am loving it.
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Wow great work man! You have to get hi-res shots once it's out of paint.
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Alright, now this is just crazy! I love how you've actually cut and extended the fenders instead of rolling and pulling them. You sure do have confidence doing that to a TT! Great work.
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This is absolutely stunning work.
What a great piece of craftsmanship.
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