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What aftermarket bumper are you going for? it's worth bearing in mind that most copies aren't going to be like OEM stuff, even some manufacturers kits aren't such great quality.
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.I'd say expect some fitment work needed to get it to fit, they usually test fit one kit to a car before they produce a run and not all cars are identical.
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My Border front end was a perfect kit near side, but off-side it needed a bit of work.
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.the rest of the kit went straight on with no problems.
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Also I'd say you won't get anything with it
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(unless it's the Greddy front lip or something) as it'll replace the stock item so will re-use the stock nuts/bolts etc.
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You'll prob find it'll just be a bumper that's counter sunk in the right places.
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Hope that helps, buying body parts can be a hit and miss experience.
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