My rx8 got a facelift
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Yes, which is exactly what I've already said in the first post. Which is also why I said I'm going to be working on getting it to fit better.
That one corner on the drivers side is where the fitment issue is that in turn causes it to bend weird in the middle also. I'm going to try and drill new holes for it to line it up better.
That one corner on the drivers side is where the fitment issue is that in turn causes it to bend weird in the middle also. I'm going to try and drill new holes for it to line it up better.
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always preoccupied.
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Originally Posted by cleoent
yikes. Looks like you just wasted 450 bucks.
Nah. That pic just makes it look bad and Mugatu did a very nice job of pointing that out. If you look at the other angles its not as bad. In real life its barely noticeable honestly. When people see it they don't notice until I point it out.
Like I said I'm going to fix it. If you check out old pics of Adrian's car (it was his bumper before me), you'll see it also wasn't that noticeable on his.
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Originally Posted by dDuB
Took some work to get it lined up as well as it could be, but obviously isn't perfect. And the paint ended up matching PERFECTLY!! I am so excited, it matches better than the stock bumper did, which is surprising. I went into the shop with the stock bumper on and brought them the replica bumper for painting, Mazda's Ti Grey pallet didn't match very well at all, so I chose another paint code that was slightly lighter than Mazda's, and voila it matched perfect! Quite happy about that.
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