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I have a 07 Roush mustang, and im liking how the Stalker's rear bumper has a diffuser & cut-outs for the exhaust tips (reminds me of an Audi r8), does anybody have any OTHER pictures of how it would look on a stang (preferably a roush stang)? Also let me know your opinion on mixing roush & cervini body parts, good idea or bad idea?. thanks!
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These tips are 2.5" so i guess it would look much better with 3.5" tips
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The reason they are using 2.5" is to keep as much separation from the aluminum trim ring as possible for heat dissipation. Ever seen the old 5.0's that people ran the exhaust through the bumber on? Most looked pretty poor after a short while of use.

Anyhow, the stalker bumber does look good. I'd entertain running it on mine with no holes since I have the side exhaust.

As for mixing roush and cervinis, I think they go together well, but only if your sideskirts run level with the base of the rear bumper behind the tire.
 
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Emay said:
The reason they are using 2.5" is to keep as much separation from the aluminum trim ring as possible for heat dissipation. Ever seen the old 5.0's that people ran the exhaust through the bumber on? Most looked pretty poor after a short while of use.

Anyhow, the stalker bumber does look good. I'd entertain running it on mine with no holes since I have the side exhaust.

As for mixing roush and cervinis, I think they go together well, but only if your sideskirts run level with the base of the rear bumper behind the tire.
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Ahh, i see, because i do have 3.5"s and i was thinking of getting does aluminum trim rings powder coated black along with my exhaust tips, maybe that would be a solution for the possible heat dissipation? or maybe just removing the aluminum trim ring?
 
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I have a c500 hood on my roush and I have considered the side exhaust but I have the roush rear fascia and i would need the cervini rear fascia cover to cover the holes in the roush fascia (where the exhaust tips are) and it would also cover up the "roush" because it is between the tips so I havent done it yet. If my car came with the stock gt rear bumper I would have done it already. I like the stalker rear fascia.
 
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So i call up Cervini's Auto Design, and they tell me it would cost around $1500 to get the stalker rear bumper painted and installed. The bumper alone costs $500, i don't know but, $1500 sounds a little too steep. what do you guys think?
 
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My stang is at Cervini right now getting the side exhaust put on (I have a Roush rear wing and CDC front spoiler). From talking with the guys there, my expectations are for the finish and installation to be flawless. If your meticulous, I think its a safe way to go.

On the other hand, I've heard the quality and fit of the Cervini pieces are top notch. Probably even a caveman can install. Painting is another story.
 
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Youngin said:
from up close it looks pretty decent but from a distance like in the first picture.. the tips looks pretty flimsy...
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Yea, i figured that with bigger exhaust tips it would look much better.

dj10024 said:
My stang is at Cervini right now getting the side exhaust put on (I have a Roush rear wing and CDC front spoiler). From talking with the guys there, my expectations are for the finish and installation to be flawless. If your meticulous, I think its a safe way to go.

On the other hand, I've heard the quality and fit of the Cervini pieces are top notch. Probably even a caveman can install. Painting is another story.
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As far as the painting goes, i know i can get it painted for around $300 to match my cars color, so im just curious to know, how much would the installation alone cost somewhere else? Because the guy at cirvinis was talking about how the relocation of the license plate requires relocating the lighting for the license plate area. I just dont see it being such a difficult installation being that its just a bolt on replacement bumper, no cutting or modifying, just pretty straight forward.
 
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