When Running Single Exhaust, How Do You Fill in the Other Hole in the Bumper?
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When Running Single Exhaust, How Do You Fill in the Other Hole in the Bumper?
Just as the title says, when running a single exhaust, how do you fill in the other hole in the Bumper? I have a JIC bullet one on its way from Japan, but I dont want that slot on the right side of the bumper where the other muffler was before anymore b/c it will look ugly. I am a do-it-yourself kinda guy, so anyone have any suggestions?
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See, this will drive me nuts. It will make it look ricy in my mind, like all those civics and integras with big ugly body kits with 2 slots on the rear bumper and only one muffler.
What exhaust do you have?
What exhaust do you have?
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Originally Posted by got_trd
Thats how I would do it... Theres really not any other way
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I was thinking of plastic welding a piece of plastic in and smoothing it out with bondo, other wise that would be a whole lot of bondo.
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Originally Posted by Dx3
LOL, you guys are funny.
Yeah man, get a bodyshop to fiberglass it. I bet it will look damn good - can't wait to see pics. Peace,
Jonny
Yeah man, get a bodyshop to fiberglass it. I bet it will look damn good - can't wait to see pics. Peace,
Jonny