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Got my bumper back on, and lowered her about an inch more. If I go any lower my muffler will scrape on the speed bumps lol Here's the rest of the pictures I took tonight:
They painted the mesh red? Looks horrible man. You need to do something about that crash bar too. Oh and those horns are lame Subie ****. So close, yest so far. Personally I just don't think the bumper flows with the side skirts at all maybe that is what sticks out.
Devil Pup, I took the bumper off and gave it to them. I assumed they would mask over the grill (A little bit of tape, it would take like 5 minutes). Instead the painted the whole damn thing and it took me probably 4 hours to mask the whole bumper and paint the grill. It was glued on so I couldn't just take the grill off and paint it separate. But it's back to black and that's what matters I guess.
Re-amemiya actually make 2 S2 bumpers which retro-fitted the S1. One which used the oem S2 grill and a second with their RE-A grill. Pay close attention to the fender and bumper connection point. This will be hopefully be my new setup next spring.
Using OEM Grill
Using RE-A Grill
All of the front bumpers from re-amemiya is OEM fitment, no trimming or adjustment needed.
Originally Posted by WillIbarrola
Actually I'm pretty sure you aren't wrong either. They do make a series 1 bumper that looks like this, well I'm pretty sure I've seen it. I just went with the actual lip tho
I think this previous VR is the only one I've seen taking a S2 bumper, cutting it and molding it and also modifying the S1 fenders to fit. Maybe its the angle of the pic, but the connecting points between the fender and the bumper is a bit off.
05-17-2015, 01:54 AM
