my buddy ryan is doing all this custom work to fit a sunfire........ the import fighter front which was originally on my cav got smacked, so ryans gonna make it go on a sunfire...... gonna take some work but check out whats been done so far

importfightersunfire

SIdes are definitely gonna need some work. And it would improve the look if you go on and shave the bumper lights.
Have to reserve my comments though till after its finished.



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that has to be Mark's (1 HOT Z) old bumper!

yeeppers your right it is..... then it got repainted to audi TT papaya orange a different colour and was on my car for about a year....... then now thats it...

^^^ yah it was on his car at one point lol,
then it went on brendens sunfire with a cavy front end swap. he got in a little problem
so i took it gave him my IF front bumper cut for 2000+ headlights and started a project with it...



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What did he use to mold to it?

looks tight man, gonna need alot of work but if u pull it off how the photoshop is it will be badass.

OneBadZ24 wrote:looks tight man, gonna need alot of work but if u pull it off how the photoshop is it will be badass.

thanks man, yah its a tone of work i am putting into this bumper but i think it will pay off when it all done
it will look exacly how the photoshop is man.

i am going for a completly diffrent look then anything done before that i know of ???



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that will look badass when finished i like it



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dude if u guys pull it off i think it will look hella cool

very nice its gonna look great if you pull it off

you're using a stock sunfire bumper, and im guessing the import fighter is urethane? what are you using to mold the two different materials together?

cannon fodder wrote:you're using a stock sunfire bumper, and im guessing the import fighter is urethane? what are you using to mold the two different materials together?

Yup its urethane, I have the same question as above.











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z2fst4u wrote:that has to be Mark's (1 HOT Z) old bumper!

thats my girls car now, lol. i liked it better with the IF front IMO

Nice idea (I thought of this as well), however my concern would be cutting off all the support for the IF and relying solely on the bonding products to hold it on. It's one thing to bond two things together, but it's something completely different to force the entire weight of a heavy urethane bumper on a bond.

I wish you the best, however I would also caution on your plan of attack and would suggest something that could allow the bottom part of the bumper to retain some structural integrity that is independent of the bond.

well it could be screwed together, and bonded. cut off the screws and paint over it.



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