Cervinis rear stalker bumper..
07-23-2010, 05:18 AM
#31
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: CA
Posts: 28
2007 Mustang Gt Stalker rear bumper, Show Car.
can you post a picture of the car from the sides before you do the side skirts. I've got a Vista Blue GT and I want to see how low that rear bumper really is. In my opinion the stock bumper rises too much and I want something to even out the low front end with my gt500 splitter installed and that thing looks sweet. good pick!
Its about 4 Inch's if you go side ways a little it clears a lot of stuff.
01-15-2014, 12:18 AM
#32
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: FL
Posts: 453
I was on the fence about continuing my plan to use my GT500 / GT/CS rear bumper. I have the Cervinis C-Series Front Bumper and since I'm already lowered I can't do the side exhaust. This led me to choose the Stalker side skirts. Knowing that the side skirts make the side sit lower and blend with the front that left my rear end kind of high. Even with swapping in the GT500 rear the clearance would still be a little higher than it should be. Then I ran across your pics on a Google search...W..O..W..you car has a nice ***! I have the same Roush spoiler and couldn't see myself taking it off to use the Cervini spoiler that's pictured on their site with the Stalker rear...but the combo looks great on your car and I assume would look great on mine too. I also have the 1187 hood with hood locks from Cervinis too. I had them pre-paint my bumper and hood. The quality was great and it blends perfectly on my car. I'm going to call tommorow to get a quote from them. I'm thinking the bumper, side skirts and side scoops should cost under $1,400 pre-painted shipped to my door. I won't be doing this until Spring after I move (again), but I now have my mind made up which is a good thing. Thanks!!!!
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