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NickTurnon · 11-30-2013, 02:52 PM

Alright guys,

I spent my entire friday getting this prepared and making sure I had all the proper tools.

This was my first time and I think I did a great job. I saved myself anywhere from $200-400 at a body shop for installation and prep/fitment.

The total cost for this bumper was: $305 - I spent roughly $45 on other necessary tools such as the heat gun which cost $27 from harbor freight.

With the help of a friend, we managed to get the bumper on in around 5-6 hours. But we were moving very slow and being extremely cautious and also had multiple beers.

Here are some of the pics from the project. I might create a DIY soon for those interested...

11-30-2013, 02:52 PM	#64 (permalink)
NickTurnon A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Scottsdale Age: 33 Posts: 1,636 Drives: 09 BS 7AT 370z Rep Power: 18	Alright guys, I spent my entire friday getting this prepared and making sure I had all the proper tools. This was my first time and I think I did a great job. I saved myself anywhere from $200-400 at a body shop for installation and prep/fitment. The total cost for this bumper was: $305 - I spent roughly $45 on other necessary tools such as the heat gun which cost $27 from harbor freight. With the help of a friend, we managed to get the bumper on in around 5-6 hours. But we were moving very slow and being extremely cautious and also had multiple beers. Here are some of the pics from the project. I might create a DIY soon for those interested... __________________ 2009 Brilliant Silver BASE 7AT \| TEIN S-Tech Springs \| K&N Drop Ins & z1 Maf Tubes \| AAM S-Line Short Tails \| 5% Tint \| 20MM Spacers \| Sport Spoiler NickTurnon's 370z Build Last edited by NickTurnon; 11-30-2013 at 03:04 PM.