My GTR ( Part 2 )

Post by **Stuart** » Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:59 am

Darren
Looking mighty fine and too hard for a 33

If you want a blow by blow on removing the bumper....
1) Remove front grille and three plastic clips into bumper supprt bracket.
2) Remove both indicators and the small bolts that are hidden behind them.
3) Go to the wheel arch. Look towards the bumper and you'll see a small cut out with another small screww, these are the last two. Remove these and just allow for the N1 vents if you have them as these can be a little awkward to work around.
When you put it all back use cable ties. I do and I can remove or replace the whole bumper in less than 2 minutes!

ps~ if we are getting exclusivity on purchases, can I get the same for my latest carbon purchase

Drag and Drift · Post by **Drag and Drift** » Thu Jul 19, 2007 8:13 am

Yes no problem :-D ...Sorry R32 GTR owners, you can no longer buy "$^&&%

323ian · Post by **323ian** » Thu Jul 19, 2007 4:39 pm

No one in the UK is allowed a Top Secret diffuser for at least 5 years! :lol:

As for fitting those canards if you really dont fancy taking the bumper off you can get bolts which have rubber grommets in the end which expand in the hole you have drilled so there is no need to get to the back of the hole.

I hope that makes sense?

A lot of canards come with these so you dont have to take the bumper off.

I will definitely be getting a set of these now. 8)

Mr Windscreen · Post by **Mr Windscreen** » Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:32 pm

Where can you get these expanding bolts Ian??? What,s Stu getting??? :-D

323ian · Post by **323ian** » Sat Jul 21, 2007 8:33 pm

I am not sure where they can be sourced from but Stu had them on his canards when he fitted them but they came with the canards.

Nik · Post by **Nik** » Sat Jul 21, 2007 8:37 pm

You can get them from motorcycle shops etc. They are called fairing bolts

Mr Windscreen · Post by **Mr Windscreen** » Sun Jul 22, 2007 6:27 pm

Thanks.

goose · Post by **goose** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 9:32 am

Hi folks ...Well i think these intakes are a variation of the Tomei one looks the same but with the deep hole cut out and the light hole set in ...they look nice but I wouldnt want to drive in the wet with it ...

the original has a reasonable sized inlet to the filter/s and you can put a small defusor plate there so if it does rain it will still flood the induction area with air but the rain water will be forced down away from the filter ..

cheers Gaz

Mr Windscreen · Post by **Mr Windscreen** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:20 pm

Modified mine so that the water is forced away from the filters :-D