Will a rear bumper from a 2003 miata fit my 96 miata without alot of trouble?
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I know they are not exactly the same but didn’t know if the 2003 could be trimmed to fit I see the bumper goes a little higher on the car. But it seems the answer is no. I was also thinking of buying his motor it’s a turbo will I need to change anything on my front fascia for the intercooler to fit or will it mount pretty easy.
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But in general, the body panels are quite different between the NA and NB in terms of contour, seam lines, etc. The only part which I'm aware of that directly interchanges is the top.
I was also thinking of buying his motor it’s a turbo will I need to change anything on my front fascia for the intercooler to fit or will it mount pretty easy.
There are some differences beneath the skin, however they're not as radical as the skin itself. I'm sure that an intercooler originally mounted on an NB can be re-fitted to an NA with relatively little fuss, at least, as compared to trying to transplant a body panel.
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