Dang, I so want a jdm bumper too! Man, I really have to save up. LoL

 

^^ I agree mine came with bubble wrap, cover, an rivets but its worth it after the pain in the *** of the install

 

Go here.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...r-bumpers.html

 

Driveline Motoring /thread

 

theres a mitsubishi logo and vin number!!!!!

 

every time I read a thread about JDM rears, I have the itch to reach for my credit card....FML

 

i would have to say probably the real noticeable difference would be fitment...but then again, nowadays non-authentic parts can fit as well with good craftsmanship

 

reason im asking cuz i bout a evo about year back n it came with the jdm bumper so i was just wondering if mine is real?

ill post pics up tomorrow c if u can tell

 

JDM will be like plastic
Fake mostly fiberglass

 

The cost it takes to paint a replica JDM Rear will almost be the cost of a prepainted OEM JDM rear so why not just fork over the extra cash otherwise I'd wait.

 

LOL the most expensive jdm rear is the BBY JDM REAR so some people might consider the replica if fitment is not terrible because of this fact. Mine is real i rather have every perfect the first time lol. BTW To answer a earlier question this is how your install the rear MY GUIDE FOR IT GOT STICKIED PLENTY OF PICS

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...e-install.html

 

The JDM Rear Bumpers had been brought in with the original Mitsu boxes. To cut back on shipping costs, we ditched the boxes to fit more bumpers in one container. You can expect to find with each order the bumper wrapped in Mitsu-bubble wrap, along with the part numbers stamped on the packaging. There will be part numbers and stickers listed along the inside of each bumper as well.

 

i say just tap your bumper and see what material it's made from. unless it's poly urethene, it's probably fake. the real ones are way more durable and that's what matters to me. YES you can make it fit, but what happens if someone accidentally love taps you from the back. a pushed in bumper is always much easier to fix than a cracked one.