Outcast Garage's Q-Style Bumper
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ryguy707 (01-18-2017)
01-18-2017, 12:13 PM
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fog light and led wiring for q style front bumper
whats up g37 world,
I was wondering if anyone has wired up the led lights and fog lights that come with the bumper? Any feedback would be great guys!!! Thanks!!!
I was wondering if anyone has wired up the led lights and fog lights that come with the bumper? Any feedback would be great guys!!! Thanks!!!
03-12-2017, 05:43 PM
#37
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Outcast garage qstyle front bumper
So I am happy with the design but the bumper is not lining up how it should. It's very flimsy in the top portion above the grill and is needing more time then I would like to say with making it work.
03-21-2017, 03:26 PM
#39
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@ typewun
Bumper is finished, lighting is not wired up yet but have the wires ran to hardwire. Debating on a separate switch for the fogs. Outcast garage did not reach out for help or any advice. I'm not sure how often they monitor the forum but I didn't contact them. I'm 8 hours away from them. Bumper needed a lot of work and needed to be painted twice. Top portion of bumper was re-worked extensively.
Bumper is finished, lighting is not wired up yet but have the wires ran to hardwire. Debating on a separate switch for the fogs. Outcast garage did not reach out for help or any advice. I'm not sure how often they monitor the forum but I didn't contact them. I'm 8 hours away from them. Bumper needed a lot of work and needed to be painted twice. Top portion of bumper was re-worked extensively.
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Typewun (03-21-2017)
03-24-2017, 10:18 AM
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I like everything but the "table" at the bottom. That lip should be a little less pronounced in my opinion. That bumper is definitely nice though, better than sport to me!
03-24-2017, 01:10 PM
#42
Hey Guys,
I'm the one who came up with the idea and did the renders and the design. I see there is some confusion here about the lines on the side and in the front. I see your guys concern, however, this bumper wasn't designed for a stock G37 in mind. I designed the bumper with based on my needs for my car and since i had such a large volume of people interested and wanting the bumper, I reached out to Outcast Garage to create.
All that being said, the lines do work with other side skirts such as IPL as well with addition of splitters. It also works with ANY fender flare kit as they all have lines in their flares. Now for you guys that don't have any lines to work with and have the general smooth curved body that the G has stock. This is a poly bumper, the lines can be easily sanded out by the shop that paints the bumper for very little extra money (I called my shop and they said since they had to prep it anyway for paint they'd only tack on an extra $100 bucks).
I'm the one who came up with the idea and did the renders and the design. I see there is some confusion here about the lines on the side and in the front. I see your guys concern, however, this bumper wasn't designed for a stock G37 in mind. I designed the bumper with based on my needs for my car and since i had such a large volume of people interested and wanting the bumper, I reached out to Outcast Garage to create.
All that being said, the lines do work with other side skirts such as IPL as well with addition of splitters. It also works with ANY fender flare kit as they all have lines in their flares. Now for you guys that don't have any lines to work with and have the general smooth curved body that the G has stock. This is a poly bumper, the lines can be easily sanded out by the shop that paints the bumper for very little extra money (I called my shop and they said since they had to prep it anyway for paint they'd only tack on an extra $100 bucks).
Only way to make it work is add fender flares, door flares and rear quarter panel flares to create the bodylines to match the bumper lines.
or a simple way is to just smooth out the lines up top the bumper.
