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ets fitment with jdm bumper and foglights

jnava

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Has anyone seen any clearance issues with jdm fogs and ets fmic?
 

5OF2k

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as long as its not wider than 33-34" you should be ok. My last core was 34" and it BARELY cleared my JDM foglights.
 

SouthCaliVR4

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I have The ets kit w/a jdm bumper & projector fogs. Everything fit just just fine when I had it together.
 

jnava

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Thanks for the responses.
 

CutlassJim

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Quoting SouthCaliVR4:
I have The ets kit w/a jdm bumper & projector fogs. Everything fit just just fine when I had it together.



I can + juan this. If you have an early ETS kit with the tab mounts it can be an issue but PM me and I can help you with a solution.
 

BluFalcon

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Juan,
You've seen my car. ETS FMIC kit with new style mounting brackets and JDM bumper with projector fogs installed. No clearance issues with it at all.
 
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James

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Quoting Hondasi88:
check my FS thread....ETS kit FMIC with bumper and lights. No issues at all!



Hopefully ill have an ETS kit soon /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
 

BluFalcon

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Juan,
Per our conversation earlier today....I did have to trim the bottom of the bumper cover slightly to clear the bottom of the ETS core. Sorry...it's been awhile since I thought about even driving let alone working on my car.
 

jnava

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I trimmed the bumper and it was a whole different story when bolting it up. I knew something was up when I was having difficulties intalling it.
 

BluFalcon

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The newer ETS cores include tabs that bolt to the core support/unibody rather than the USDM bumper support like the 1st generation cores did. Makes it easier to use the core with a JDM bumper. The newer cores also have a larger diameter hotside/inlet pipe than the older cores. A/C equipped cars may have some clearance issues with the hotside piping on the newer cores because ETS used a car without A/C installed when they mocked up the piping and intercooler inlet.
 

5OF2k

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damn, can hardly see it! I like!

Makes me wish MY JDM front wasnt cut...

-Jake
 
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