they will look linda like the calmini ones, i want to put something in the spaces between the tubes. i like the mesh idea that penski does but i dont want him to think im copying his ideas. I have also thought about diamond plate, is there any other type of fill in material you can think of?
the plastic bumper covers the whole radiator>? building a new metal one would not be as restrictive because theres not as much mass around it? am i right or just soudning like an idiot? anyway i dont see how that would cause me to overheat.
Your theory is right. As long as your custom bumpers don't cover more then the OEM bumper did, then you should be good to go.
That color paint will make diamond plate perfect to use. I just hate to see it used and then buffed to a shine on bumpers. It makes it look like a cosmetic only modification and not one for real use.
it will kinda have somethin like that tho ill get a pic
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I think that the best idea for you is to do something like Penski61 did for his bumper. Then extend the sitnger to have a much longer point to it. Then have them lean it out abit, like pull it forward. It would give it a nice look.
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