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This method seems to give a better result than a straight replacement. I saw a Facebook post where someone had put a '13+ nose on an older model, and it didn't look good. It fit, but the proportions were off, and I wouldn't have been happy with it at all.
I don't know if I agree with this comment. This is my 2007 with a 2013 front end converted. In my opinion, it's the best way to do it cause you're basically using OEM parts. The draw back is it is costly.
I don't know if I agree with this comment. This is my 2007 with a 2013 front end converted. In my opinion, it's the best way to do it cause you're basically using OEM parts. The draw back is it is costly.
Yours is a whole different look with those fenders and wheels. I didn't think the stock car with the '13 front end looked anywhere near as good as that.
They both look good ... I spoke with central pine and the guy is telling me that there bumper cover is all I need if I get there kit conversation... Any one familiar with there's ?
They both look good ... I spoke with central pine and the guy is telling me that there bumper cover is all I need if I get there kit conversation... Any one familiar with there's ?
There is an issue with the bottom inside corner of the headlights if you look closely, the bumper cover actually covers part of the lights.
Some other photos all have the same issue, It isn't that big of a deal but might bother you over time
03-16-18, 04:36 AM
