Functional front bumper vents for G35 sedan journey
Originally Posted by AesonVirus
The Sport bumper is vented, which is why I had the shop purchase and paint a sport bumper for me after I hit the coyote on the highway.
Unfortunately, it doesn't match up if you have the tech pack. The ICC Sensor is in a slightly different location.
Ooops, my bad.
Unfortunately, it doesn't match up if you have the tech pack. The ICC Sensor is in a slightly different location.
Ooops, my bad.
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Originally Posted by AesonVirus
The Sport bumper is vented, which is why I had the shop purchase and paint a sport bumper for me after I hit the coyote on the highway.
Unfortunately, it doesn't match up if you have the tech pack. The ICC Sensor is in a slightly different location.
Ooops, my bad.
Unfortunately, it doesn't match up if you have the tech pack. The ICC Sensor is in a slightly different location.
Ooops, my bad.
Originally Posted by Scooby24
Nah, it's solid too. No vents on the sport either.
You have a sport with solid frontt corners?
My friends S has real vents, not simulated.
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Originally Posted by AesonVirus
Wrong...
You have a sport with solid frontt corners?
My friends S has real vents, not simulated.
You have a sport with solid frontt corners?
My friends S has real vents, not simulated.
The bumper splitters are non functional and solid.
Originally Posted by tekieru
Nice work on drilling those holes. I am def looking into drilling my own holes on the lower front end bumper. So what exactly did you do?
Originally Posted by Phalanx
I used 1/4 drill bit to drill 2 holes and then trim it. It would looks much better if you spend time on trimming hole by hole with a solder.
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Originally Posted by kool_yaar
Answer by Phalanx:
Yup, they are molded in. The only way to get them off is to cut them out.
View from inside:
View from inside:
Originally Posted by kool_yaar
They are fixed to the bumper, therefore they CANNOT be popped off.
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@ Tekieru: I just drilled those holes while the bumper is still on the car. 0 problem. However, you have to be careful and got a steady hands. Don't drill or scratch the paint on your bumper 