For Sale 1 Front Lip Extention Suit Series 1

[anton33]

Item: Series 1 front lip extention

Location: Newcastle N.S.W

Item Condition: used but in great condition i recentley had the bar resprayed but my car sits a bit to low and there is a very slight scratch on the bottom ( you cant even notice it unless you stick your head under the bar itself, no one does that when your driving past, unless they have a death wish

Reason for Selling: I ended up buying a replacement bar that matched the rest of the body kit

Price and Payment Conditions: $150 for bar, i will only accept direct deposit into my account will send details to you once you have commited to the purchase

Extra Info: will have to find out how much postage will cost but a courier usually charges $30 - $50 for next day delivery

Contact Details: contact me via email @ [email protected] for questions etc. if i dont get back to you that day send me a text on 0415 588 467 and i will get back to you sooner

I will consider a trade for a BOV,3" front pipe, or electronic boost controller

also open to offers

Edited November 29, 2005 by anton33

[anton33]

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[Just Boost It]

how would that attatch to my bumper.. coz i hacked the middle bit of the stock bumper to fit the intercooler

[anton33]

how would that attatch to my bumper.. coz i hacked the middle bit of the stock bumper to fit the intercooler

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I did the same thing for my intercooler, the bar itself is held on to the standard bar from 4 screws that are screwed into the rear ( where the wheel arch is ) if you had the center of the standard bar it would also bolt onto there ( where the numberplate attach's ). i had it in this state for 3 months and it was fine but if you intend to keep it on the car i would suggest you use something like a silicone gap sealer or some type of glue based silicone to attach it to the standard bar as well as the screws for extra strength, and if you use the silicone on the back of the extention and apply it all the way around the bar you could then cut the center out after it has dried and still retain strenghth and rigidity, done right you would not see where the silicone has been applied as it would be on the back of the lip, i considerd this method but was gona buy a new bar anyway so i just left it to the screws to hold it on

Hope this helps

[anton33]

bump

[baron25]

Any pics of it actually on the car? (or any other car for that matter?)

[anton33]

Any pics of it actually on the car? (or any other car for that matter?)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hey baron

here's a few pics of the bar on my car and one of the bottom ( where it's been scratched ) as you can see from my cars stance hard to keep any bar free of scratches even going into drivways side ways ( not as bad as getting a new bar and running over a truckies left over tread at 130km/h the very day i got the thing )

Tony

Edited December 2, 2005 by anton33

[baron25]

pm sent

[anton33]

bump

Edited December 13, 2005 by anton33