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Duraflex makes this bumper for G35 2003-2007. It's absolutely factory. There is no big difference from coupe and sedan bumpers. So on that years model it wasn't difficult I think.
Factory? Kidding me right? People learn your terms and stop talking out of your asses. you're going to confuse other members.
Factory = stock = oem but it doesn't equate to a product made by an aftermarket company.
It's called "stock". It fits like a glove and looks better than any "aftermarket" bumper for the sedan.
it's a question of taste... personally I don't like the side nostrils (I'm not sure in this word I've took it from translator)
the main reason why I want that aftermarket bumper is for my very big intercooler that I'll have soon... If I should modify any bumper for the future TT system, so I'll take a bumper that I like more than others
This will be extremely easy to do, all it would take is cutting the top portion of the Sedan bumper and lower.end of the bumper of your choice and grafting them together.
my workshop didn't advise me to grafting them together... thay have told than stock bumper must be made in plastic while the aftermarket bumper is fiberglass
they say that grafting different materials it's not a good idea
after this thread and advises of a workshop I've decieded to take another bumper made for the sedan but modify it any way... because I need large ait intakes
I want a switch inside my car to let my car glow like that second picture! Not that extreme though. I would be happy with just the underneath glowing. Is that expensive to do? Is it legal to drive with lights on like that?
my workshop didn't advise me to grafting them together... thay have told than stock bumper must be made in plastic while the aftermarket bumper is fiberglass
they say that grafting different materials it's not a good idea
after this thread and advises of a workshop I've decieded to take another bumper made for the sedan but modify it any way... because I need large ait intakes
after I'll make it, I will show result...
thanks to all of you for the discussion
If your workshop can't do this, I wouldn't trust them with a front end shoo..
There are materials used to graft plastic and fiberglass and have a strong bond
I have personally worked fiberglass onto a plastic bumper, its all in the prep and materials you use.
I ship the bumper I did from the southwest to new York and the owner is.still running it with out any defaults
I look forward to your progress as I have also considered having the coupe front end with IPL bumper on a sedan. I have seen a mated bumper of an IPL to a sedan bumper and it looked weird with the sedan headlights.