Front bumper by Martin Craft
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Hello Fellow ClubLexus, I am wondering, does anyone know where i can this bumper on the following picture? the hood and the front bumper looks incredible. Thanks, any help is appreciated.
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That is pretty amazing looking! As I recall, it is a Rod Millen front bumper that was modified by Bruce Nomura. There are a few more pix at brucenomura.com, but none show it quite as well as the one you posted.
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That is pretty amazing looking! As I recall, it is a Rod Millen front bumper that was modified by Bruce Nomura. There are a few more pix at brucenomura.com, but none show it quite as well as the one you posted.
That is pretty amazing looking! As I recall, it is a Rod Millen front bumper that was modified by Bruce Nomura. There are a few more pix at brucenomura.com, but none show it quite as well as the one you posted.
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Originally posted by mumbles
That is pretty amazing looking! As I recall, it is a Rod Millen front bumper that was modified by Bruce Nomura. There are a few more pix at brucenomura.com, but none show it quite as well as the one you posted.
That is pretty amazing looking! As I recall, it is a Rod Millen front bumper that was modified by Bruce Nomura. There are a few more pix at brucenomura.com, but none show it quite as well as the one you posted.
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Well, you could try contacting Bruce and find out if he's willing to do another, but you'd also need to find out what type of driving lights Martin is using so the fit would be the same. I'd imagine that any body shop that deals in custom work could replicate that, again, the key would be to pick a good set of driving lights first and have the bumper molded to them. I know Andy's AutoSport does custom work, but not sure of the cost; http://www.andysautosport.com/bodykits.html
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Eric
Good luck!
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that body kit looks alot like the TRD one I saw in a magazine last year I thought that he imported it from japan I know the hood is from TRD japan for sure but I dont know about the front bumper
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I would like to thank all of your for the fast replies and help, i will give Bruce a call on monday, and another thing, I just saw a GS with IMC kit today, and it looks stunning, but it's made of the often fragile fiberglass. How fragile is fiberglass? is it really a big hassle?
Thanks in advanced = D
Thanks in advanced = D
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Well, it's definitely not as resiliant as urethane, but unless you hit something solid, you shouldn't destroy the piece. That's the good part about fibreglass... it's easy to repair. Since your car is already lowered, do you scrape going over speed bumps or going into steep driveways? If so, take that into account when you choose a body kit, don't get one with a real low front lip or drastic side skirts. If not, you may be ok going wild. Either way, just drive more carefully until you get used to what your car can do with the kit. Where are you located (SJ,LA???)
By the way, I agree that the IMC kit looks very nice!
C-ya
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By the way, I agree that the IMC kit looks very nice!
C-ya
Eric
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Originally posted by mumbles
Well, it's definitely not as resiliant as urethane, but unless you hit something solid, you shouldn't destroy the piece. That's the good part about fibreglass... it's easy to repair. Since your car is already lowered, do you scrape going over speed bumps or going into steep driveways? If so, take that into account when you choose a body kit, don't get one with a real low front lip or drastic side skirts. If not, you may be ok going wild. Either way, just drive more carefully until you get used to what your car can do with the kit. Where are you located (SJ,LA???)
By the way, I agree that the IMC kit looks very nice!
C-ya
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Well, it's definitely not as resiliant as urethane, but unless you hit something solid, you shouldn't destroy the piece. That's the good part about fibreglass... it's easy to repair. Since your car is already lowered, do you scrape going over speed bumps or going into steep driveways? If so, take that into account when you choose a body kit, don't get one with a real low front lip or drastic side skirts. If not, you may be ok going wild. Either way, just drive more carefully until you get used to what your car can do with the kit. Where are you located (SJ,LA???)
By the way, I agree that the IMC kit looks very nice!
C-ya
Eric
laterz.
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Very cool. I've spent some time in both areas, in fact I grew up just north of Sacramento although now I call Atlanta home. So have you already ordered a kit then? Be sure to post pix when you get it!
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Eric
Cheers,
Eric
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