Newbie Alert! Just saying hello and askign some ?'s
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Newbie Alert! Just saying hello and askign some ?'s
First, let me get this out of the way, I have been reading through this forum for over a week and I am impressed with its members. Some forums that I have been involved with in the past have members almost at each other's throats-lots of super egos.
In any event, seems like a good crew and the results of my searches have proven to be very successful-good answers!
Now a stupid newbie question that I jsut couldn't find with the search feature:
I have a rear wing and performance wheel & tire package, but none of the following:
front bumper extension
rear pieces on the lower part of my rear bumper
plastic pieces on my side skirts after my front wheels
How can I get those? I found the front bumper extension on EVERYTHINGG35.COM, but is there somewhere I can get everything!
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Do I REALLY have to take the front bumper off to change my fog and clearance lights?
Thanks!
Larry
In any event, seems like a good crew and the results of my searches have proven to be very successful-good answers!
Now a stupid newbie question that I jsut couldn't find with the search feature:
I have a rear wing and performance wheel & tire package, but none of the following:
front bumper extension
rear pieces on the lower part of my rear bumper
plastic pieces on my side skirts after my front wheels
How can I get those? I found the front bumper extension on EVERYTHINGG35.COM, but is there somewhere I can get everything!
2.
Do I REALLY have to take the front bumper off to change my fog and clearance lights?
Thanks!
Larry
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Can't help you with the first half of your question...but NO, you do not have to remove the front bumper to change any bulbs. At most you have to remove the front wheels and the fender liner. That's what I did. There is a DIY in the DIY forum for how to change the fog and clearance bulbs. It's what I used when I did mine. Some people don't even need to remove the wheel. I think I'll try that method next time.
As for the 'front bumper extension' I think you are reffering to the OEM front lip?? The lower parts of your rear bumper and side skirts are actually called 'splash guards'. These all come from the manufacturer, one site which sells them is
www.everythingg35.com
I know they sell the OEM front lip and splash guards. Check it out, you could also always go aftermarket front lip rather than OEM. The OEM lip is nice b/c its perfect fit, and comes painted and is about $300. Aftermarket one's may cost more as you have to get them painted to match the car.
www.everythingg35.com
I know they sell the OEM front lip and splash guards. Check it out, you could also always go aftermarket front lip rather than OEM. The OEM lip is nice b/c its perfect fit, and comes painted and is about $300. Aftermarket one's may cost more as you have to get them painted to match the car.
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LOLz, sorry im used to seeing G not GR, obviously I didn't think to hard about it. beautiful color car, thats the color I originally wanted.
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Thanks for all the great responses!
Okay, I got the splash guard thing, the pic at EVERYTHIGNG35 was not the best, but still, the rear pieces on the lower part of the rear bumper cover, what are those? I cannot seem to locate them. The only thing I saw was the STILLEN piece not the OEM one.
Yeah, GR-Graphite, sorry about the confusion.
I am used to our system at work for automotive colors.
MNII-Medium Neutral II
VDP-Very Dark Pewter
PWTR-Pewter
MDP-Med. Dark Pewter
SHL -Shale
yada, yada, yada....
I work for a company that provides automotive interiors for OEM's throughout the world.
6-Sigma, or Six Sigma, is one of the roles I do here. Yeah, my creativity was pretty low when I made my user name, but besides 6-Sigma G35, the only thing that came to me was Hillbilly Homeboy or something like that-bad afternoon at the office, but you can see why I choose the prior (lol....Hillbilly Homeboy....sorry). I don't feel like boring you guys with more details....so if you want some good material to put you to sleep, look up Six Sigma.
Thanks again for the replies! (I'll change my sig.)
Larry
Okay, I got the splash guard thing, the pic at EVERYTHIGNG35 was not the best, but still, the rear pieces on the lower part of the rear bumper cover, what are those? I cannot seem to locate them. The only thing I saw was the STILLEN piece not the OEM one.
Yeah, GR-Graphite, sorry about the confusion.
I am used to our system at work for automotive colors.
MNII-Medium Neutral II
VDP-Very Dark Pewter
PWTR-Pewter
MDP-Med. Dark Pewter
SHL -Shale
yada, yada, yada....
I work for a company that provides automotive interiors for OEM's throughout the world.
6-Sigma, or Six Sigma, is one of the roles I do here. Yeah, my creativity was pretty low when I made my user name, but besides 6-Sigma G35, the only thing that came to me was Hillbilly Homeboy or something like that-bad afternoon at the office, but you can see why I choose the prior (lol....Hillbilly Homeboy....sorry). I don't feel like boring you guys with more details....so if you want some good material to put you to sleep, look up Six Sigma.
Thanks again for the replies! (I'll change my sig.)
Larry
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