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Old 10-11-2010, 08:43 PM
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Ok so what I'm doing now is really custom but Im not going to put the old bumper back on. What I'm going to do is paint all that red that was behind the bumper black and I was going to get a bunch of little steel rods and make a grill for the front of it. I painted the back of it and it looks pretty sweet as it is but when I'm done the grill is oing to look a little bit Like a Cayenne. will you keep you posted. this will be my winter project. This and springs.
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Originally Posted by Gages 944
Ok so what I'm doing now is really custom but Im not going to put the old bumper back on. What I'm going to do is paint all that red that was behind the bumper black and I was going to get a bunch of little steel rods and make a grill for the front of it. I painted the back of it and it looks pretty sweet as it is but when I'm done the grill is oing to look a little bit Like a Cayenne. will you keep you posted. this will be my winter project. This and springs.
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What year 944? I'm interested to see, doing the wolf mod on mine now. But do you really want to roll without ANY kind of front bumper???


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I have an 84. Yea I thought that but i'm working on getting a second car hopfully a 924 for a DD and I have the basic design in my head but I'm just trying to figure out a way to make it a little safer. Worst comes to worst just need to be more carful.
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What is the wolf mod?
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What is the wolf mod?
drill out the shocks and push in the bumper
https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...with-pads.html
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O yea I looked at that but didnt really like it.
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I did it on mine, but I did not tuck it all the way back. I think it looks much better now.
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Subscribed.
Looking forward to seeing this.
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I'd say you'd have to weld up a bumper bar to go behind the grill, mount it to the original shocks or maybe euro bumper mounts would be a better fit.

I've seen this done with chicken wire around my parts, definitely not a fan of that.
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Yea Im going to make some sort of a brace for in the back but my goal with my car is to make it different from every other 944.
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paint the car pink and the wheels bright green, problem solved :P
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TPC nose glued right over the factory front bumper with the bracket dims I posted.
Get rid of those funky corner signals.....







They even work on the back bumper mod....got rid of alot of pounds....





Doing something trick and will float the rear valence where there are no seams between it and rear quarter.....

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I like those!!!but the mesh grill should be black on a red car.

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Foam adhesive the signals right in the foglights LOL (until I can custom LED)

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I really love that Texas Performance bumper. So so so much. Uhg. If I didn't desperately need to fix my stupid Audi then I would buy one 5 minutes ago.


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