Sedan Nismo Bumper Group Buy
But here are the pics of the new bumper. 
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Q50 Red Sport 400 RWD
Originally Posted by Skyline_G35
Dang that is a long time to wait. Whew. I feel for you Texan.
So I will have pics of the full nismo kit by mid to late July.
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Originally Posted by Skyline_G35
Well, you better post up some pics when it comes in. 
Is it some photobucket bs
I am the king of the little clips like this.
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Originally Posted by Skyline_G35
How do we post a pic where it is already enlarged??? Everytime I post a pic it is always the size of a thumbnail and people have to click on it to enlarge it. WHY???
Originally Posted by Texan1
when you find out how to post up full pics, let me know.
Is it some photobucket bs
I am the king of the little clips like this.
Is it some photobucket bs
I am the king of the little clips like this.
Originally Posted by skeleton_cru
I use http://imageshack.us/ and it seems to work pretty well.
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Sorry about the lack of details on the install. I never looked at the instructions so that was what I did to install it. It took me just over an hour so it did not seem like a big deal. Sorry to anyone who took this on thinking it was going to be easier than it was because of me.
I guess this is about the end of this thread. Thanks again everyone for helping to make it happen.
I guess this is about the end of this thread. Thanks again everyone for helping to make it happen.
wow, i'm jealous of all you guys who got your parts. i have yet to receive anything yet and get depressed everytime i see your g's with the full kits. anyway, your cars are looking great.
Originally Posted by ttrank
Sorry about the lack of details on the install. I never looked at the instructions so that was what I did to install it. It took me just over an hour so it did not seem like a big deal. Sorry to anyone who took this on thinking it was going to be easier than it was because of me.
I guess this is about the end of this thread. Thanks again everyone for helping to make it happen.
I guess this is about the end of this thread. Thanks again everyone for helping to make it happen.
Dude, don't be sorry. We are all very capable people (hopefully). So what if the instructions you gave weren't spelled out word for word like the instructions that came with the bumper. I didn't realize that you became responsible for other peoples ability to install their bumpers. If anything, I would say that you and I had it the worst because of the intercooler.
All the other installs should have been a cake walk.BTW, my SC is running excellent again. I got it all working. If you care, read the FI section and find my post.
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IF you are going to DIY this install, I do have a time saving tip. In the Installation Preparation section, step #2, Detaching the Air Duct. You can access the clips on the left air duct easily, but one of the clips on the right air duct is behind the washer tank. The instructions say to remove the washer tank. You don't need to do this. If you reach behind the washer tank you can feel the pointed end on the clip that is securing the air duct. Use the back of a small screw driver (or something small and solid) to push on that pointy end and the clip will pop out and then you can remove the right air duct without touching the washer tank.