Got Rear-ended... What bumper should I get?
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you can get a JDM crash beam with not much effort, and the USDM beam is rated at 5MPH and atached to the subframe, so if you get hit much harder than that you are screwed either way and at 5 MPH or less your changing your bumper cover either way. do not limit your options because of "crash beam"
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Originally Posted by ch47god
you can get a JDM crash beam with not much effort, and the USDM beam is rated at 5MPH and atached to the subframe, so if you get hit much harder than that you are screwed either way and at 5 MPH or less your changing your bumper cover either way. do not limit your options because of "crash beam"
here's a proof!
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Originally Posted by nigletsyz
She drives it more than i do, so exterior stuff we both have to agree on...
When I said flashy.. what I meant was like show-car flashy... maybe some would call it ricey.. IDK... maybe I will have to stick w/ a stock bumper. Figured you guys would have some ideas
When I said flashy.. what I meant was like show-car flashy... maybe some would call it ricey.. IDK... maybe I will have to stick w/ a stock bumper. Figured you guys would have some ideas
stock then
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Originally Posted by TwStDeVo
how fast was the car going that rear ended you? what was the damage like? the reason im asking this is to get an idea of how much the oem crash beam helps. pics would also be nice.