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R33 Series 1 Bumper With Fmic - Not Type M

Kennedy

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Kennedy

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Hey Guys,

Just about to install a FMIC and dont have the cash to get a decent front bar. What would my front bar look like with a FMIC. Can I cut the front bits out at all? I would like to remove the centre bits but dont want it too look stupid. I think it might because the driving light/blinker assembly is not "surrounded" by the bumper.

I searched google images for hours looking for a pic of someone with my front bar and a cut-out for a front mount but came up bupkis.

Thanx in advance guys

Sam

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d00dz Grand Master

d00dz

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doods has that same bar with a fmic. dont think he has cut the bar, just pops out the bottom a little. he should be able to answer any questions for you

me?

umm check pics of my car somewhere (in my blog).

I cut the front bar alot. But meh I dont care how the car looks lol :)

Its not the best job, could have pushed the FMIC back abit more and tidied up it more. But meh!

one pic here: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...st&id=45471

ossie_21 Grand Master

ossie_21

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Doesn't have to be computer generated ;) As you can see the whole centre isn't taken out because it would look crap unless done properly, and even then that will cost you money so you may as well get a different bumper! I don;t have a problem with the way it looks tbh.

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