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quick question, when deleting the front bumperettes are different sized markers required or can I run everything thats existing?
also I know someone on here was doing custom bumper hole delete covers, anyone know if theyre still around?
TIA!
Last edited by MathewSaid; Jan 7, 2021 at 01:10 AM.
Best done at the same time one is replacing the bumper cover for other reasons as one can buy the ROW cover that doesn't have the openings for the bumperettes.
My car is a daily driver and gets about 25,000 miles per cover depending on how much time the car spends parked in grocery store and other public parking lots. I suspect here on the West end of Richmond the proliferation of women shopping in Ford 4 wheel drive lifted F150/250, Chevy Suburbans, the really huge Cadillac Escalade or Lincoln Navigators where some can't really see over the hood has something to do with it. Women and big trucks, must be a Southern thing?
Andy
thanks Andy.
do you have a recommendation for a ROW cover?
Matt
Originally Posted by pp000830
Best done at the same time one is replacing the bumper cover for other reasons as one can buy the ROW cover that doesn't have the openings for the bumperettes.
Andy
i actually just bought an S bumper with Euro lip from another member to upgrade my OEM c2 bumper. So Ill be doing a bumperette delete along with a light swap for break vents.
Originally Posted by m32
if youre buying a new cover, might as well consider a euro turbo bumper
quick question, when deleting the front bumperettes are different sized markers required or can I run everything thats existing?
also I know someone on here was doing custom bumper hole delete covers, anyone know if theyre still around?
TIA!
They are no longer available but if you have a euro cover they are not needed.
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