Flyryde Carbon Fiber Evo Bumper 96-99 Updated!!!
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Blacktibs @ Jul 28 2005, 03:27 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>I was looking for my stuff there yesterday, and didn't see any fenders, or rear bumpers or anything? So I dont know if you have a tracking number that shows that they recieved it or something? Otherwise they said they may have just refused it if they didn't know what it was.
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Chris, I sent you a PM with the tracking number when I sent it. Unfortunatly I cannot find the receipt AND a copy of the PM was not saved.. so I do not have the tracking number on me. Damn
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Chris, I sent you a PM with the tracking number when I sent it. Unfortunatly I cannot find the receipt AND a copy of the PM was not saved.. so I do not have the tracking number on me. Damn
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (REDZMAN @ Jul 28 2005, 09:15 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>How's fitment?
From what I see, it's about perfect.
How does it attach?
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It has the same bolt holes as the OEM bumper
From what I see, it's about perfect.
How does it attach?
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It has the same bolt holes as the OEM bumper
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oooohhh, wait till you guys see it with the brand new fogs I've had sitting at my parents house for the past couple years.
It is as REDZ said, "about perfect"
I dont want to claim that it will slide into place without ANY little difference, because as we know, this is a copy of an OEM part. The fitment is actually very very nice, the only thing I've noticed is that on the very sides where it meets with the fenders, it seems like it shrunk down maybe a 1/4 inch at the ends. This happens as the part cools and shrinks a bit inside the mold. Its the best we can get at this point, unless we built up bondo on the bumper we molded, and hoped that it would shrink down somehow to the exact size we need and retain its perfect looks that it has now= Not worth the trouble. Basically what this looks like, every other kit out there, but not like if you grabbed another OEM bumper and set it into place (which would be by definition PERFECT) I wonder if the F2 Evo in the UK is DEAD ON, or damn near perfect like mine?
Either way I was shocked when I saw those crystal clear new fogs filling the empty holes in the bumper. They fit PERFECT, and the looks, aaah man you guys just gotta see later. I'm working on angel eyes and detailing the car today guys. So I'll have pics up finally complete so I can ebay this biatch!!!
And Jaws, I'll have a carbon fiber Studie bumper on for the show, and the CF Evo is all yours if you want to show with one, even if just for the day since I own one now. MAN IT FEELS GOOD TO HAVE A SLAMMED LOW CAR NOW, gotta love the perks of the job, if I bottom out and wreck it, I have an endless supply to replace it with, hehe.
It is as REDZ said, "about perfect"
I dont want to claim that it will slide into place without ANY little difference, because as we know, this is a copy of an OEM part. The fitment is actually very very nice, the only thing I've noticed is that on the very sides where it meets with the fenders, it seems like it shrunk down maybe a 1/4 inch at the ends. This happens as the part cools and shrinks a bit inside the mold. Its the best we can get at this point, unless we built up bondo on the bumper we molded, and hoped that it would shrink down somehow to the exact size we need and retain its perfect looks that it has now= Not worth the trouble. Basically what this looks like, every other kit out there, but not like if you grabbed another OEM bumper and set it into place (which would be by definition PERFECT) I wonder if the F2 Evo in the UK is DEAD ON, or damn near perfect like mine?
Either way I was shocked when I saw those crystal clear new fogs filling the empty holes in the bumper. They fit PERFECT, and the looks, aaah man you guys just gotta see later. I'm working on angel eyes and detailing the car today guys. So I'll have pics up finally complete so I can ebay this biatch!!!
And Jaws, I'll have a carbon fiber Studie bumper on for the show, and the CF Evo is all yours if you want to show with one, even if just for the day since I own one now. MAN IT FEELS GOOD TO HAVE A SLAMMED LOW CAR NOW, gotta love the perks of the job, if I bottom out and wreck it, I have an endless supply to replace it with, hehe.
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Let me know what is going on Chris... remember, the King parts I sent you are just a lip kit.. front one peice and two rear pods.. so they hopefully just got lost in the shop. If they had refused the shipment, I am sure I would have heard about it from UPS by now.
I certainly hope it did not get lost, that thing was irreplacable
I certainly hope it did not get lost, that thing was irreplacable
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Dont worry man, they'll probably have it somewhere. Its hard to get anything done right now. My rep takes such good care of me normally, but he's gone in Hawaii right now. I'm sure once we take a good look we'll have it.
