KBD POLYURETHANE

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  • Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
  • I bought A polyurethane KBD front bumper for my 1992 Z32 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo.
    This is my review on it and the issues I've found.
    Visit my merch store: www.jdmcarmerch.co.uk
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Комментарии • 3

  • @jdmdragons3977
    @jdmdragons3977 Год назад +1

    Hey bud I'd get rid and get a fiberglass one from luke at the Z-center. That's what I've got and looking to buy another one for the red zed.

  • @Nismo65
    @Nismo65 Год назад

    looks like a waste of money buying one of those for nice zed other than used for a track car maybe

  • @acerodriguez6884
    @acerodriguez6884 Год назад

    Bro first off u forced that light into the bumper so badly that something had to give and in this case it was your paint. It's common sense you don't force the light in there, if you know this euro light doesn't fit right you have to find another way to mount it without having so much pressure on the bumper. Another thing is "we Americans" know that KBD bumpers are not the best quality and if your buying KBD it's either because you crash a lot and don't want your bumper breaking since it's very durable or your choosing not to fork over the money it requires to get A REAL "GREDDY" FRONT BUMPER which is the company which makes the original style of bumper you got, only yours is a generic KBD version. It's so funny when people buy a generic version of parts and expect the highest quality, you get what you pay for sand in sure when you were looking up bumpers that you saw others that cost more and you choose the cheaper option. One more thing there's plenty of information online about KBD fitment issues and the shape not being completely right so just do your homework and save up for the better parts because it will definitely be cheaper in the long run.