Where to get saleen bumper for 93

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Hey guys. I picked up an LX bumper today and am going to try and make a saleen front end. My car is a 93. The only one I really see if the cervinis but it says 87-90. I know the fender extensions on the 91+ were different. Is that why they dont say 93 also? And why dont they have one for a 93 as well?

The other thing I saw is that ABC Exclusive sells one and it says for 83-93. I know their quality isnt great, but is this actually a saleen bumper, and would it work? The thing looks kinda funky. Anywhere else I can get this part?

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https://www.abcexclusive.com/bodykits_sln701fs.htm
 
Incidentally, they sell the whole body kit, which is front bumper, rear bumper, and side skirts. You would at least want the side skirts to balance it out IMO.

http://www.cervinis.com/91-93mustang-4-piece-kit.html - $664.99

Each separately...

91-93 Mustang Front Air Dam - Price: $264.99
87-93 Mustang SLN Side Skirts - Price: $244.99
87-93 Mustang SLN Rear Valance - Price: $284.99

If you don't do the rear valance, then you are at 458.98 after the 10% discount for buying 2+ items.
 
Well I dont have the money to do the whole kit, but where are you seeing the individual front air damn? Can you link me? I think I am just retarded but the only one I see says 87-90.
 
I keep thinking about buying this kit for my car... but i'm so back and forth about tossing it on a car without major under the hood power..
 
You can check out Ebay, CL, yellow bullit or some other Mustang sites for a used one. If you are buying new I would only suggest Cervini or Saleen. You get what you pay for in aftermarket fiberglass parts. Saleen will cost you an arm and a leg while Cervini only the arm.
 
Not trying to thread jack , but what kinda condition does the cervini come in? Like a smooth white condition that needs cleaned primed and ready to paint? I can never find pics of now it looks from the box
 
Assuming that this piece is urethane, and I believe it is, then it should look something like this...

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They are kinda yellow. I'd recommend a primer that is good for plastics, or you will have adhesion issues even if you follow the instructions. I had a lot of trouble using the high build primer/surfacer that I was using on the rest of the car, but the plastic primer stuck very well.
 

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