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Ok here it is. Ive been doing some bodywork for the past couple years and my confidence level is going up. Im thinking of buying this front bumper for my 03 gts and shaving the emblem hole. Any thoughts on how it will look or problems I may run into?
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It would look good, I don't see what would be so hard about it either. Go for it.
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you mean like this...
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I think it looks good!
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just get the bomex.. its already done for you.. hahah jp .. go for it!
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don't do it, it doesnt look right. that's just my opinion.
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dont do it it flows good with the hood scoop IMO
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I wouldn't do it unless you also got rid of the body lines in the hood. Also you don't "shave" a hole, you fill it.
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doesnt flow with the hood
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doesnt flow with the hood ^^^
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no!!!!!!!!by doing that you are reducing the air flowing into the engine bay and thats bad for performance plus is just isnt natural for the car
respect the gt-s
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Nope. It doesn't follow the contours of the hood and looks odd. I wouldn't do it.
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i like it better with the hole. like they said...it does flow with the scoop
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it would probably look hot with the invader hood.
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i really like that bumper, though about getting it myself for a while. fillin the front hole... hmmm... i'd just cut the little support for a factory emblem and call it a day. but thats just me. its your car, go for it!!
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why would someone want to shave the emblem hole? bomex would look a lot better if it had it!
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don't do it, it doesnt look right. that's just my opinion. that and also, how are you going to get some fresh air. yeah, bomex is hot, get that!!!
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i don't think that it will hurt performance the radiator is located in the lower part of the bumper, but still don't do it it will look bad
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