going w/ a full color change?

 

no, I'm just going to get my Nismo Front Bumper Plate cover painted and probably my side mirror base painted, idk about the base yet

 

Anymore pics Marcus?

 

Marcus is still working on it waiting on it myself. We'll just have to wait Chris

Quick question though guys do you think the Inven ducts will fit our oem Nismo bumper?

 

dont know. IMO, dont mod the Nismo front.

 

Pics will be done this weekend guys. Been really busy lately.

RC what recommendations are you looking for in terms of paint?

 

I just needed a few things painted such as the nismo front plate cover, I'll do the base sometime in two weeks and possibly a mastergrade trunk. I went through R&J's and quite possibly I will be going there to get a few things touched up

 

Mastergrade trunk for the Sedan? I know they made a few, but they never came through with that project, it was a big mess. There has been one FS in the Marketplace for a long time now, did you pick that one up?

I always recommend AE or R&J for paint in SoCal.

 

Did you mean the INGs ducts? If you did, yes they will fit. My bumper is an OEM one. You will have to remove the inner ducting behind the openings for them to fit snug inside there

 

Would be cheaper to just go Dori if you want shaved plate and ducts. You will make everyone cry if you cut up that Nismo. LOL

 

Hey! Nobody cried when I cut my nismo up

Well, I did shed a tear or two

 

But if he got a HD Nismo it would be FG. May be cheaper but with the Nismo he'd have a poly bumper.

 

Lookin good RC!

 

^awesome...I was thinking of getting CF INGs...but didnt want to cut/modify my OEM Nismo...

Chris, there isnt any need to cut out the OEM inserts, correct?

 

Well, I guess there's two ways you could go about it really.

1. Remove the OEM ducting (IIRC it all clips in from inside the bumper)
2. Cut down some of the back of the INGs ducts

Either one has to be done for the ducts to sit flush.

If you go with option 2, you at least have to snap out the center ---- section from the OEM ducting.