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Hi All,

As topic states, looking for any pics or specific details on how the R32 GTR lower front bumper lip actually is sposed to attach to the front bumper?

any help would be greatly appreciated.

cheers

Michael

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there are lots of gay little clip things in the bottom of the front bar, and you screw threw them. thre are also some little square headed bolts and you put nuts on them. it's a bitch to do with the bumper on the car. my advice is take the bumper off, attach lip then refit the whole thing in one hit. :teehee:

Yeah its an asshole. Make sure you don't break the clips... They are pretty weak.

I wiped mine out on the driveway and now its held on by zip ties...(really dont know what i would do without zip ties haha)

Taking the whole front bumper off would be more of a pain in the ass to do then just removing/replacing the front lip with the front bumper on the car. Just jack the front of the car up, put stands under it then lay on your back and remove the 15 bolts that hold on the lip.

If you've already broken it off, then take it to a plastic welder. They may be able to help re-attach the plastic holes the screws go into. That's what I'm going to do in the next week or so....

Thanks for the help guys

just jacked up the front, jumped uder removed all the bolt/clip things and re-fitted them.

30 mins, so nice and easy. hopefully the splitter survives tomorrow at queensland raceway. lol

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