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First project complete. Narrow body turbo bumper

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YOUR RESEARCHFirst project complete. Narrow body turbo bumper

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Replace tail pipes

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I'd also replace the tail pipes to match as well - maybe some nice double/quad tips to complete the look

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Replace tail pipes

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I'd also replace the tail pipes to match as well - maybe some nice double/quad tips to complete the look

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well it took me a couple of months to finish this project. I think it came out pretty good. Pictures speak a thousand words.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I know the pictures are missing. I just wanted to see if you were paying attention!

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POST 6Original post

Wow! You got it to fit perfectly! Did you have to cut it at the corners?

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It was something you would not want to pay a body shop to do. Thank you for the compliments.

POST 8Original post

Is that the bumper we were all sceptical about if it would work? You've done an awesome job - great work I'd also replace the tail pipes to match as well - maybe some nice double/quad tips to complete the look

POST 10Original post

Wait, is that aftermarket, or did you cut to fit a OEM turbo bumper??? Happy_G

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