How to modify your 968 front bumper PU to 968 Turbo RS look
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Had a short session last night, using the strip I removed from the bumper to fill in the gaps in the inlet. I left a few mils in each end so I can sand it to the correct shape - hopefully. Next step is glueing all the parts together, cross your fingers.
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I'm a bit worried about the 20mm of aluminium that has to be removed from the impact bumper; I'd much rather remove it from the bumper cover, but have no clue yet as to where, or if it is feasible.
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Looking through PET, it appears that the notches, top and bottom, are there to accommodate the trim piece in the air inlet. The horizontal trim piece includes a protruding vertical section which in turn allows access for a tow hook to the aluminum impact bumper.
Keeping the aluminum impact bumper, I assume that replacing the trim piece with a metal mesh would achieve a Turbo S look while allowing the tow hook location to remain the same.
Keeping the aluminum impact bumper, I assume that replacing the trim piece with a metal mesh would achieve a Turbo S look while allowing the tow hook location to remain the same.
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Thanks Raj,
Thought I replied to your post in March, but I guess I hit Preview Post instead of Submit Reply.
Anyway, I've filled in the notches top and bottom in the air inlet and started sanding:
Thought I replied to your post in March, but I guess I hit Preview Post instead of Submit Reply.
Anyway, I've filled in the notches top and bottom in the air inlet and started sanding: