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BtodaRanDApr-26-04 05:29 PM
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#71427, "Why not mold front bumper on?"


          

I see alot of bodykits with everything molded on besides teh front bumper. Why not mold the front bumper on to?

  

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sonikbewmApr-26-04 05:33 PM
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#71428, "RE: Why not mold front bumper on?"
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Probably because when you scrape your front bumper on something...the places where it's molded are going to crack. You are less likely to scrape your sideskirts and rear bumper. That's just a guess though.

Jason
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BlitzsuperstarApr-26-04 05:40 PM
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#71429, "RE: Why not mold front bumper on?"
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That is why

  

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BuckNuttyApr-26-04 05:46 PM
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#71430, "RE: Why not mold front bumper on?"
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he said it best ^^ plus if you are low...some people need to take off their front bumpers to even jack up their cars.

  

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BlizareApr-26-04 06:44 PM
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#71436, "RE: Why not mold front bumper on?"
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+ that would just plain suck to not be able to remove teh bumper...i always pull mine now just to work on the car...headlights etc.......5 + 2 bolts are easier than 10...lol


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