Do someone buy this ? EBAY JDM rear bumper
Mar 9, 2010, 12:31 AM
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me and two friends have the exact one off ebay, all fit excellent, it beats spendind hundreds more on a real one but if this one gets damaged you can use the money you save to buy another one, so its a win win deal, go for it bro.
Mar 9, 2010, 07:41 AM
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I went onto their website and it was posted for $999 i rather get the real one instead
http://www.baysonr.com/Mitsubishi_La...o89-pp-jdm.htm
http://www.baysonr.com/Mitsubishi_La...o89-pp-jdm.htm
Mar 9, 2010, 08:29 AM
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I have it on my car. Fit fine no problems. Looking back though I probably would have just bought one of the pre painted OE JDM bumpers. After a good paint job on the cheap on it really ends up being about the same price.
Mar 9, 2010, 10:18 PM
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What worries me is that so many vendors use that same pic of that yellow Evo so its hard to determine what their product really looks like. Has anyone bought a rear bumper from Duraflex?
Mar 10, 2010, 10:11 AM
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I've got a buddy locally that has one. It actually is pretty decent. The fit is a little off and he had to do some adjustment...but side by side with my car, you can barely tell the difference.
I explored the BaysonR option when shopping for mine, but in the end it was only about a $120 difference between the two (after painting). Also, the OEM bumper offers a pretty much guaranteed perfect paintjob and fitment. Plus you wouldn't need to worry about paint codes and a possible mis-match. Not saying you couldn't find a good place to have it sprayed...but again it will cost you.
In the end, the $120 difference for me to buy a new OEM bumper wasn't worth all of the running around I'd have to do to save that $120 going with the ebay bumper.
I explored the BaysonR option when shopping for mine, but in the end it was only about a $120 difference between the two (after painting). Also, the OEM bumper offers a pretty much guaranteed perfect paintjob and fitment. Plus you wouldn't need to worry about paint codes and a possible mis-match. Not saying you couldn't find a good place to have it sprayed...but again it will cost you.
In the end, the $120 difference for me to buy a new OEM bumper wasn't worth all of the running around I'd have to do to save that $120 going with the ebay bumper.