rear bumper protection strip
My rear bumper has sustained quite a bit of dings since I street park in the city. I'm tired of touching up the black marks and the dents from license plate screws. :mad: I finally gave in and got this clear bumper strip from amazon. I thought it was the best aesthetic compromise, not too crazy looking, and I'm too lazy to use something like the Bumper Badger.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...m/image4-2.jpg |
Originally Posted by lacning74
(Post 2074280)
My rear bumper has sustained quite a bit of dings since I street park in the city. I'm tired of touching up the black marks and the dents from license plate screws. :mad: I finally gave in and got this clear bumper strip from amazon. I thought it was the best aesthetic compromise, not too crazy looking, and I'm too lazy to use something like the Bumper Badger.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...m/image4-2.jpg Bumper Badger? Is that anything like a Trunk Monkey? :confused::lol: |
Originally Posted by Modnar
(Post 2074506)
That actually looks sort of cool, in an Apple iMac kind of way.
Bumper Badger? Is that anything like a Trunk Monkey? :confused::lol: |
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this product will address the front end:
http://www.forgemotorsport.com/conte...roduct=FMNBR56 :nod: |
I'm thinking about putting this on my rear bumper simply because I like the look, especially in combination with the "pull to inflate" decal. Guess you just brought up an added advantage of it. :razz:
Could put one on the front as well if you don't have a front license plate. |
Originally Posted by Msteadman
(Post 2075475)
I'm thinking about putting this on my rear bumper simply because I like the look, especially in combination with the "pull to inflate" decal. Guess you just brought up an added advantage of it. :razz:
Could put one on the front as well if you don't have a front license plate. |
Originally Posted by Msteadman
(Post 2075475)
Guess you just brought up an added advantage of it. :razz:
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Be careful with the tow hooks and bumping into things. I have had a tow person and a MINI adviser tell me that it is possible for it to be pushed back and effectively mess up the bumper support bars. I run a front one, but I don't park in cramped places like NYC. Just my 2¢.
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Now what if you ran two spikes instead of that rub strip? That way if you got hit you would impale the other car. It's a good way to teach people a lesson for hit and runs like that.
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Originally Posted by Kirkland
(Post 2074916)
this product will address the front end:
http://www.forgemotorsport.com/conte...roduct=FMNBR56 :nod: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Very cool ..... but too expensive :no: ! |
Originally Posted by xnotfunkylex
(Post 2079768)
Now what if you ran two spikes instead of that rub strip? That way if you got hit you would impale the other car. It's a good way to teach people a lesson for hit and runs like that.
If you hit a pedestrian with it, I think you might be in serious trouble (as would the pedestrian. I also wonder about legality of it? I could see you becoming liable for damage to a car that bumped into you while parking. |
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