hello
Wrecked my front bumper and cannot afford $900 replacement (looked for 4 mth for srt bumper) So looking for advice for the best fitting and looking bra

Thanks Sive

 

Depending on the extent of the damage this might work: https://www.ebay.com/itm/360451628216

Also: https://thecrossfirestore.com/Crossf...ducts_Menu.htm

 

The bra for NA and SRT are different
the NA bra will not work on the SRT

(This is based on experience, I have both.)

 

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Curious, the lower lip of the SRT front facia, is it a separate part or one molded into the facia as one unit? I recall members adding a lower lip from other make vehicles as a mod to their N/A.


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On the SRT, it is part of the bumper.

 

Thanks, learn something new almost every time I come into the forum!


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There is a new one on Ebay.

 

For those who need it: https://www.ebay.com/itm/17544691411...Bk9SR7zhz9OEYQ . JUMP quickly! I am not, nor know, who is selling it at THAT price!


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The one ebay was listed for 525 plus 225 shipping, sent request on better rate on shipping and received an offer from seller $1285 with shipping and after my request he raised the price from 525 to 925 I believe

Here some pic of my bumper gonna try to glue and fiberglass best I can to get it solid and cover damage with the bumper bra

 

This can be repaired.
Lots of information about repair on the web. Rather than fibre glass, my material of choice would be carbon fibre on the inside and an aggressive 2 part adhesive (speed grip) to fill the seam. I used fasteners with backing plates to fasten it together then I applied adhesive in the seams and around any hardware that was going to remain in place. Followed up with carbon fibre. Filled, sand, primer then paint

I’ve used it with success in my wing repair (exact same process) and for the fabrication of the rocker panels.

if you have the desire, you’ll be able to do this. The only person that will ever know it’s been repaired will be you.

Time and patience.

PM me if you have questions, I would encourage to dig into this, review all the material you can locate on the web and get up to speed before you attempt it. Knowledge = confidence.

 

OUCH... That can be fixed, it'll take some diligent work, trial and error, and patience (like member UrbanE alluded to). Many here have fixed various body damaged areas (rust, impact, or just plain bad design/engineering), those who fixed it themselves were skilled or adventurous. The links for a 'recycle' yard SRT-6 facia could also be your choice (with a repaint to match), I am sure no one here would criticize your decision. Good luck with whatever you choose.


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