[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by jhein

I'm really jealous of that perfect gap you have between the front fender and the enduro. It's beautiful.

Funny you say that, as I was in the garage last night trying to close the gap some. lol

[jhein]

Originally Posted by 72projectbird

Funny you say that, as I was in the garage last night trying to close the gap some. lol

I thought that gap was correct, no? Or you just think yours is too much? Looks good in the picture.

[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by jhein

I thought that gap was correct, no? Or you just think yours is too much? Looks good in the picture.

Just trying to get it a little tighter. It looks good the way it is though. Nice and even.

They're not the most fun thing to get dialed in.

[keith k]

Originally Posted by 72projectbird

Funny you say that, as I was in the garage last night trying to close the gap some. lol

Original cars I've owned have always had the front bumper flush with the fender (often to a point where the bumper's outer edge endura has actually become deformed), and the leading edge of the hood a bit rearward of the front of the fender to create the gap required for hood motion.

But when I first saw your picture, like jhein I thought the way yours is gapped looked really good - consistent all the way across.

The car looks absolutely fantastic!