I've been swapping PM's with Ben from Bulletproof, I can check on those pink TE37's if you want some matching 22's

And word, definetly paint the hood, I don't think CF and Suzuka go together IMHO.

Yeah, don't pay no mind to all the suspension rambling, it's a problem I have. If I remember correctly, you have the Tein Flex with a pretty damn clean EDFC install right? On the street that Flex system works pretty good eh?

Ryan B.

P.S. you going to the Evolution meet?

 

yeah i got the tein flex.. but will be upgrading... later down the road...


as for the evolution meet.... i'm moving this weekend.... so i doubt i'll be able to make it.. but i'm gonna try to run away for an hour or two and roll up there...

 

J'S TYPE S KIT is everywhere now. this is why i sold mine

 

A couple of things...

First the Js Racing Type S front bumper doesnt sit any lower than the Cwest front which isnt that low IMO.

Second, the Mugen SS front bumper is $1955 + $200 for shipping so thats $2000+. Then add on P/P/P which is close to another $600 so right there thats close to $3000. The Amuse R1 is like $1000 + $200 for shipping from your general dealers so thats $1000+ for that bumper plus the same P/P/P. So if money isnt an option, go for the $2000+ front if it is then go for the $1000+ front. Both are very nice IMO and the Amuse looks really close to the OEM front with OEM lip which you may also consider.

Just an FYI too, King has sold maybe 20-30 Mugen SS front bumpers US/Canada wide which IMO is not played out. The new J's Racing Type S front bumpers or entire kits are even less played out at maybe 15 kits US/Canada wide at the moment. Just because you see 3-5 members on this board doesnt mean in the big scheme of things that they are common especially with the high prices of all 3 front bumpers..

In California alone there are maybe 5-8 Mugen SS front bumpers. J's there are maybe 5 or 6 at the moment.
I spoke with King about 1 year ago and at that time there was 16 total in the US so my figures are close to accurate. But I didnt take into consideration the Grey Market...

 

The real Amuse piece fits perfect, beware of the counterfeit crap on ebay. You can order the real Amuse of J's parts from www.bulletproofautomotive.com

 

amuse usa

email amuse usa...its a little easier i think...i contacted them a little while ago, liked what they had to say about things...

 

Come on man, function over popularity....errr, fashion I think. J's Type S is the way to go in my book, added cooling from huge mouth, intake scoop for a few ponies, canards for a little downforce, replaceble bottom spoiler for those close calls with turn curbs, and best of all, pre-fabbed brake ducts that bolt on. I'm sold!! It's a true track enthusiasts bumper.

 

my first one is damage and will be posting it up for sale soon...anyways here some pics...fitment is perfect!!

 

looks good man..

 

i don't know looks too oem for me.