Roush front bumper vs CS front bumper??
#1
Roush front bumper vs CS front bumper??
Hey guys, I came across an ad on Craigslist that had a Roush front bumper and a CS front bumper.
First of all I was wondering if either of those would even fit my v6?? They both look pretty dang good to me but Idk which one to pick. The Roush one looks pretty agressive but I love the CS. But Im not too good on this stuff so Lets hear some opinions!!!
Thanks for all the help guys =)
First of all I was wondering if either of those would even fit my v6?? They both look pretty dang good to me but Idk which one to pick. The Roush one looks pretty agressive but I love the CS. But Im not too good on this stuff so Lets hear some opinions!!!
Thanks for all the help guys =)
#4
Yeah guys I am definitely leaning toward the CS bumper because it looks alot cleaner, Pascal, sorry I am a noob at cars, where exactly is the impact absorber?? lol sorry for the stupid ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
#8
I'm the opposite. The Roush is the best looking front end of any non-gt500 mustang styles.
As far as the fender liners and the radiator shield they aren't 100% necessary. We are running our sixer without them and all is well but if you're **** about details you'll notice a small gap in the wheel well at the bottom.
As far as the fender liners and the radiator shield they aren't 100% necessary. We are running our sixer without them and all is well but if you're **** about details you'll notice a small gap in the wheel well at the bottom.
#9
As Pascal said, you'll either need to get the GT one, or trim your existing one slightly to fit under the CS or Roush bumpers
Both of those bumpers look great in white. Between the two, I like the Roush a bit more, and it's not as commonly seen on the road as the CS bumper is.
Last edited by Torch_Vert; 09-02-2011 at 07:54 AM.
#10
The Impact absorber is a molded hard foam piece that's attached in from of the actual steel bumper, both of which are under the bumper skin.
As Pascal said, you'll either need to get the GT one, or trim your existing one slightly to fit under the CS or Roush bumpers
Both of those bumpers look great in white. Between the two, I like the Roush a bit more, and it's not as commonly seen on the road as the CS bumper is.
As Pascal said, you'll either need to get the GT one, or trim your existing one slightly to fit under the CS or Roush bumpers
Both of those bumpers look great in white. Between the two, I like the Roush a bit more, and it's not as commonly seen on the road as the CS bumper is.