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Bumper refresh
- Thread starter DrakeM
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Do a little searching in this forum and you can find numerous threads where this has been discussed. Here are a couple I quickly found which I believe talk about doing it with OEM parts versus one of the 3rd party upfit kits.
2014 P85 Gets a 2017 facelift using OEM parts
Vendor - OEM Facelift bumper on my 2013 P85
I did a quick scan of the first link and it looks like it has quite a bit of information including listing of parts that are needed (it's quite a bit more than just the bumper!).
2014 P85 Gets a 2017 facelift using OEM parts
Vendor - OEM Facelift bumper on my 2013 P85
I did a quick scan of the first link and it looks like it has quite a bit of information including listing of parts that are needed (it's quite a bit more than just the bumper!).
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I see that some are doing the OEM bumper and it does take a lot of work and it seems like it's hard to get the parts. As far as leave it alone, I'm ready for something different.
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SigRed12
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I am doing the 2016-2021 bumper refresh now on my 2012 Sig Red S. The swap is easy; just takes some time to gather parts. I'm in Atlanta, GA and would willing to help if you are close by. When I'm finished, I'll put together a list of parts needed for the swap. Most lists I have found are for later years (2013+) but none specifically detail what is required new from Tesla vs reusable from old bumper.
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SigRed12
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Here is yet another write up for converting the 2012 AP0 front fascia to the 2016+ fascia with parts and pricing. I didn't purchase any used parts and bought everything from Tesla through Decatur Service Center in GA. I'm still in the process of having the fascia painted, so no cost on that just yet.
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