VFN rear bumper
02-08-2010, 06:05 PM
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Anybody? I'm looking at getting this because it has the cut-out for wheelie bars... I don't think there is a clean way of doing it with a stock bumper cover, but I could be wrong.
02-08-2010, 06:44 PM
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Dude, you ahve any idea how much work it will be to put that in???? 
What're you gonna do to attatch it, lights?
That attathces with duz fasteners, need major fabrication-MUCH less work just cutting the bumper you have.
The Camaro bumper is pretty high as it is, unless your car is slammed your wheelie bars should clear or you could just notch the bumper where the bars pass under it.
Forget that vfn piece.
What're you gonna do to attatch it, lights?
That attathces with duz fasteners, need major fabrication-MUCH less work just cutting the bumper you have.
The Camaro bumper is pretty high as it is, unless your car is slammed your wheelie bars should clear or you could just notch the bumper where the bars pass under it.
Forget that vfn piece.
02-08-2010, 08:09 PM
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Dude, you ahve any idea how much work it will be to put that in????
What're you gonna do to attatch it, lights?
That attathces with duz fasteners, need major fabrication-MUCH less work just cutting the bumper you have.
The Camaro bumper is pretty high as it is, unless your car is slammed your wheelie bars should clear or you could just notch the bumper where the bars pass under it.
Forget that vfn piece.
What're you gonna do to attatch it, lights?
That attathces with duz fasteners, need major fabrication-MUCH less work just cutting the bumper you have.
The Camaro bumper is pretty high as it is, unless your car is slammed your wheelie bars should clear or you could just notch the bumper where the bars pass under it.
Forget that vfn piece.
