Helpzz Wanted

[DupLow]

ok stuck on this dilemma for 2011



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current setup is without the fog lights ..

so the change woudl be on nr 1 :

get some fogs in there and convert them into my indicators

and lose the indicators next to the grill


nr 2 :

keep the indicators and just put some OEM fog lights in the bumper ..

any idea's /pr/con's ?

im stuck :/


grtz from belgium

[Kielan]

I like option 2 more, and it would sure as hell be a lot cheaper.

[kartikeya]

I think it looks nicer and cleaner with the indicators in the foglamp positions. Silver coated bulbs would complete the illusion nicely too.

[Dr.AK]

ok stuck on this dilemma for 2011

This. Something I haven't yet seen done on a Lupo, so it seems to be very unique and I really like how it cleans up the front end.

[Atill93]

1st option looks awesome. but it would be more expensive/difficult.........

[P78]

first option looks best imo

[Stringbean]

1st for sure! gotta pay to play right? what ever you decide its gonna look great

[DupLow]

the first and second gonna cost me te same casue im gonna convert the fogs to indicaters

and like stringbean said : gotta pay to play and def to be unique

[P78]

btw thread title should have been halp wanted

[01lexpl]

Get little bulbs in the headlights a small led bulb in each reflector should be legal enough. And no fogs?

[Kielan]

The first will definitely cost more, have to get the body filled, repainted, etc, there is a lot of body work that goes into it, and then move the wiring harness, its not going to be easy or cheap.

[K.rischan]

In for concept number one.

[Francois Dillinger]

The first will definitely cost more, have to get the body filled, repainted, etc, there is a lot of body work that goes into it, and then move the wiring harness, its not going to be easy or cheap.

Isn't really that hard, but obviously a lot more exspensive and involves more work

[andybob]

The first will definitely cost more, have to get the body filled, repainted, etc, there is a lot of body work that goes into it, and then move the wiring harness, its not going to be easy or cheap.

Its not that hard and is actually easily done.

Extend the harness to run down to the fog light area. Chances are its only a few wires and anyone with basic electrical knowledge can do this.

As for the body work here is what I would do:

-Make a backing with some painters tape.
-Fill the holes with some plastic bond adhesion stuff. I know 3M makes this kinda stuff and we used it for a few projects at school. It sets up hard as a rock and doesn't crack.
-Sand it, apply some flexible filler and get it nice and smooth.
-Chances are you could just do a blend with the paint and you wouldn't have to paint the whole bumper, it all depends on how well you can match the paint.
-Clear the whole bumper and your done.

If you can do the paint work it will probably run you about $120 with all the materials, paint, filler, and clear. If you have to have a shop do it, that will probably run $300-$500 depending on the shop.

Good Luck.

[Francois Dillinger]

Never seen a lupo in person, but I'm fairly certain that peice is metal. It will have to be filled with some sheet metal, but still, not really hard work.