2015 Model S Unplugged Front Facia Upgrade in Philadelphia

[Airforcebj]

After purchasing a 2015 Model S, I made the choice to upgrade the front facia. After reading threads here, I decided to go with the Unplugged front facia upgrade over the T sportsline edition. I live in the Philadelphia and had DunnFabb Motorsports in Pennsauken NJ recommended as an installer. They did an amazing job and they were in constant communication with me the whole time. It took them 5 days from start to finish and that included test fitting the bumper, having it painted, installed, and getting my rims coated with new tires. I attached some before and after pics. I specifically wanted to compare the panel gaps before and after, and DunnFabb made my car look better than the factory in terms of gaps. The car also had some pretty bad wheel rash, and DunnFabb had them powder coated to a glossy black. I haven’t put on the front emblem yet, because I can’t decide on chrome or black yet. I highly recommend the Unplugged front facia and if you are on the Philadelphia area, look up DunnFabb Motorsports For your modifications!

 

[gaswalla]

very nice
can you comment on total price

 

[Airforcebj]

Sure. The UP bumper was $2995 and UP charged $187.50 for shipping. DunnFabb charged $1330 for the paint, removal and install of the bumper. So all total for the bumper refresh was $4512.50.

 

[MichaelP90DL]

Looks excellent! Congratulations. I had UP itself do the install of the same product on my 2015 S.

 

[Videofrank]

That's great news. I live in NJ and was thinking about doing this mod but was worried about an installer. That price is not bad. Thank you.

 

[Whitelighting]

After purchasing a 2015 Model S, I made the choice to upgrade the front facia. After reading threads here, I decided to go with the Unplugged front facia upgrade over the T sportsline edition. I live in the Philadelphia and had DunnFabb Motorsports in Pennsauken NJ recommended as an installer. They did an amazing job and they were in constant communication with me the whole time. It took them 5 days from start to finish and that included test fitting the bumper, having it painted, installed, and getting my rims coated with new tires. I attached some before and after pics. I specifically wanted to compare the panel gaps before and after, and DunnFabb made my car look better than the factory in terms of gaps. The car also had some pretty bad wheel rash, and DunnFabb had them powder coated to a glossy black. I haven’t put on the front emblem yet, because I can’t decide on chrome or black yet. I highly recommend the Unplugged front facia and if you are on the Philadelphia area, look up DunnFabb Motorsports For your modifications!

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They did a really good job. I have seen some that look terrible and I honestly would be scared to have anyone do the install besides UP themselves. They also charged about the same as UP for the install and it takes much longer than what they claim. You should be very happy with the results.
BTW whats is that at the bottom of your lower grill?

 

[MichaelP90DL]

They did a really good job. I have seen some that look terrible and I honestly would be scared to have anyone do the install besides UP themselves. They also charged about the same as UP for the install and it takes much longer than what they claim. You should be very happy with the results.
BTW whats is that at the bottom of your lower grill?

Less, in my case, actually. UP charged me $1,200 for the painting and install. Took about four hours. The paint was done on a prior day. I showed up on time for the appointment, Lyft'ed to a restaurant, then to a library, read a book, got a call from UP, and Lyft'ed back to their shop in Hawthorne, CA, and picked it up. (It's a few doors down from SpaceX).

 

[Videofrank]

Just curious, why did you choose the Unplugged bumper over the T sportsline?