hey everyone,
looks like ima need to source some jdm brackets for the kit i want. i was wanting to know whats the difference between the kouki and zenki brackets. i know the bumpers are slightly different visually, but what is the difference, if there is any, from the zenki and kouki brackets. lmk, thanks!
kouki and zenki jdm brackets. whats the difference?
kouki and zenki jdm brackets. whats the difference?
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Re: kouki and zenki jdm brackets. whats the difference?
zenki and kouki sit higher and lower to each other respectively. most aftermarket kits sit at the kouki height. someone correct me if im wrong.
Re: kouki and zenki jdm brackets. whats the difference?
does anyone have a pic of the kouki and zenki front and rears side by side? id really like to save my money and just mod/fab my stock usdm brackets.
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Re: kouki and zenki jdm brackets. whats the difference?
The biggest difference between the two is that the mounting holes for the bumper skin are not in the same place. Making your own brackets from scratch are not as easy as it may seem. It's hard to reach in there and measure things accurately, so I suggest just tacking the weld so you can easily cut it off to move the pieces around as needed. It's also no wasy task to cut the brackets off the US bumpers. I used an angle grinder and dremel cutting wheel to get them apart.
Re: kouki and zenki jdm brackets. whats the difference?
what i ahve planned is this:
measure how far apart the usdm brackets sit. and also measure the mounting points. set up a rig, then place the new bumper im wanting to use up on the usdm brackets. measure and mark off how far over i need to make the mounting points and then cut/adjust/tack weld where needed.
measure how far apart the usdm brackets sit. and also measure the mounting points. set up a rig, then place the new bumper im wanting to use up on the usdm brackets. measure and mark off how far over i need to make the mounting points and then cut/adjust/tack weld where needed.
"Life happens at the corners"