i have gp style in fiberglass, having trouble how to screw them on...i can screw them between the rear wheels but how do you get the other side to stay on? i need some pics if anyone have any, thanks!!!!!

 

get a body shop. i had the same problem. U have to fiberglass in a screw (or nut) to the piece, put a hole in ur bumper and then tighten that bad boy up...with sanding of course =D

 

damn where are the holes gona be located on the bumper, any pics to show me? i know the side wall by the tires are some but where 2 put the screws on the other end of the kit?

i've searched for GP rear pics also, found nothing

 

I went to a couple of bodyshops and they both confirmed if you want it done right you would have to screw in the kit at the wheel well then use a fiberglass adhesive to mount the other end to the bumper(cutting and re-fiberglassing needed to make fitment sweet looking). Hope this helps.

 

Jeff and Steveo had to fiberglass something on the back of the rear corner, the screw should be mounted front the back side of the bumper ... you will have a clean snugg look when done .... reason for the screw on the back of the bumper so that nothing shows from the front unless they just wanted a rugged look and screwed it in from the front (don't look that great if you do this)

 

tim, any pics to help me out? damn look like i'll be getting rid of this & get the feels rear or something... how's the fitment of the ones that you have? and what's your shipping charge to savannah, ga (4 hrs from u)

 

I had mine screwed only from the wheel well and some kind of glue(supposedly same kind used for the windshield) to hold the other end...nice and snug and no hole in the bumper. But, he also said, if you wanted it done right you would have to put a screw into the bumper.

 

do you know what kind of glue??

 

I have 3 F1 rear half are left (mold is dicontinued) and cost shipped is $390.00 (oversixe box)

I dont have pics but will see if some of my clients will post some or you can pm some of the guys

 

Sorry, I don't know what brand of glue it was. All I know was he went to an auto glass shop and got some. Check your local auto (windshield) glass shop. He packed a lot of glue between the lip and the bumper and held it there for a few minutes to keep it in place. It's holding up great.