GT3 bumper install
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03-11-2008 | 12:35 PM
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i've had the car for about 2mo. no cracks on the smiley face 
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03-11-2008 | 01:21 PM
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03-12-2008 | 08:52 AM
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you're the reason I asked about painting the lower lip and upper grill.. ahahahha
In the end I decided to leave it unpainted. But I opted to not have them install the little headlight washer nipples...
In the end I decided to leave it unpainted. But I opted to not have them install the little headlight washer nipples...
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03-13-2008 | 11:27 AM
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Painted Lip
Agreed, I'm a huge advocate of having the lip painted. It does complete the look without making your front appear like there's a cheap plastic add-on. You have to be careful in either case, approach driveways at angles, slow on speed bumps and watch out for potholes. But that was the same when I had the standard front bumper on. Pics attached...
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03-13-2008 | 02:58 PM
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Agreed, I'm a huge advocate of having the lip painted. It does complete the look without making your front appear like there's a cheap plastic add-on. You have to be careful in either case, approach driveways at angles, slow on speed bumps and watch out for potholes. But that was the same when I had the standard front bumper on. Pics attached...
that looks great steve. only if i was careful enough and didnt have such a steep and narror driveway, then.. i would paint my lip. btw, what kind of GT3 decklid/spoiler do you have? oem gt3? aero? or aftermarket?
