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So I wondering if it is possible to modify the front bumper in this way or if it would even be a good idea. Basically to make it more functional
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Modifying stock bumper
So I wondering if it is possible to modify the front bumper in this way or if it would even be a good idea. Basically to make it more functional by allowing more air in without having to buy a whole new bumper. Just the way that you can cut out the holes at the top for the intakes, maybe someone here can make the same thing that can fit on the sides?
1. The first pic the the carbon fiber part that fits over the intake holes, just the same way it can fit over the other holes. 2. Second pic is the type of holes that I'm talking about that can be on the sides. This would be much cheaper than buying a whole new bumper and maybe help with engine cooling.So, good idea or just a waste of money? |
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