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OoskylineoO

By OoskylineoO,
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OoskylineoO Experienced

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hey guys, i have a s2 r33 and im looking for that front bumper spoiler I see on the bottom of some s2 r33s, givs it that chunky look lol, if ne1 knows what Im talking about, can you help me out? lol. Would I have to go find a whole new s2 bumper with already that front spoiler or can it be removed form another and bolted back to mine?

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this one?

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It is clipped on with small amounts of glue holding it on so pretty much buying as a whole would be only option unless you get one new. I just bought one $250 new unpainted from jetspeed, its called a few names, chin spoiler/ nismo lip/ mspec lip

Baconer Grand Master

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Depends how good you are at these kind of jobs. The lip will need to be shaved down a bit but most car spray painting places will only charge $150-$200 for the lip shaved, fitted and painted so its cheap enough its worth while just getting it professionally done

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o ok cool, dosen't sound that bad lol. My mates mate has a damaged front lip, (it isnt fibreglass so Im assuming its a plastic) that he would like to sell for me cheap,

I attached a few pictures of it.

Can any1 give me a rough estimate on how much it would be to repair that crack + shave, paint and fit.

Would be around the $250 mark?

thanks for any help.

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