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Carbon Joe January 18th 2007 11:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by volkdent (Post 56373)
I would LOVE some early CF bumpers! What sort of time frame and costs?

Jason

Quote:

Originally Posted by jrinlv (Post 56378)
yeah any idea on price and turn around? JR

It would take me two to four weeks to make the molds and a set of early bumpers. The cost would be around $380.00 a pair plus shipping.

Carbon Joe January 19th 2007 13:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Humble (Post 56361)
Quick question for ya. I've got 3"+ wider front fenders on my 72 super and would love to get a combo bumper/spoiler but I'm kind of a one off deal. How hard is is to cut and splice CF? Take your bumper and add 6-7" in the middle of it to clear fenders/tires and generally be more effective.

I think the best thing to do is make the bumper/spoiler out of fiberglass and then splice in the 6-7" in the middle then pant it. Doing out of carbon, would be allot of work and wouldn't look to good. If you want fit and function then fiberglass spliced and painted is the way to go.

oasis January 19th 2007 22:44

Why not use a front bumper on the rear? It may not be enough for total coverage with fenders that are three inches wider but it may be enough extra in length to work effectively anyway. (Someone will have to measure for specifics.)

Carbon Joe January 26th 2007 15:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by oasis (Post 56428)
Why not use a front bumper on the rear?

This dose work, people with wide rear fenders have been using front bumpers in the rear. I've been selling allot of people two front bumpers.

Bullyboy January 26th 2007 20:40

CCC 1.1/4" wider rear fenders with stock front bumper
Most people have no idea they are wider than stock but they can't figure out how you got 7" deep dish rims on it:D

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...8/ef16cfe5.jpg

LLVWGL February 1st 2007 04:28

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Originally Posted by oasis (Post 56228)
There are Kamei front spoilers available for '68-'73 standards and Supers. Just make sure when you order, you are getting the right one.

Link to US distributor

EDIT: I saw this ad during lunch. (I do not know the seller and have no connection with the ad other than its reporting).


LOL, that is an OLD picture of my car!


CarbonJoe: I am also interested in a bumper/spoiler combo.

Chisel86 February 1st 2007 15:17

I might be interested in it. Depends on the cash flow.:)

Wally February 18th 2007 16:35

Finally mounted my front 'spoiler' :

http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/45774.jpg

http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/45775.jpg

It only costed 15 euros :D

ECBug February 18th 2007 17:35

Wally, where did you find that spoiler?
I like it.,

Wally February 19th 2007 02:54

Psst: don't tell any-one, but its an early model Golf/Rabbit front lip ;)

Komet March 14th 2007 02:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wally (Post 57203)

That looks AWESOME! How did you mount it, and would you know if later model lips (maybe bigger ones) would fit as well?

Wally March 14th 2007 05:26

Just mounted with bolts and srews through the lowest part of the front apron. Used the original mounting holes in the spoiler for it. Needed to use self-threading screws for the fiberglass fenders, but other than that, its sooo easy by just looking at the part and your car..
Don't know about the GTI- deeper lip spoiler, but that may be too much spoiler for this mounting method. No experience with it.

bow March 14th 2007 08:23

ive been playing around with a rear spoiler on the front just moded a bit to fit

lowbox March 26th 2007 01:01

I made mine from a chevy truck bumper cover http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/1...0/DSC02524.jpg

flat_iv March 30th 2007 12:00

lowbox,

What year and model chevy truck di your spoiler come from?


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