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Jfheisenberg 02-03-2015 04:28 PM

OEM STi badge in front bumper of BRZ?
 
Anybody can please share the link to buy the OEM sti badge that goes in the front bumber/grill of the BRZ ? I have seen that the BRZ ts version in Japan has the STI badge in front and it looks nice.

Im basically looking to buy the OEM badge that fits perfectly to the BRZ. Also if anybody has install it , how hard was it?

Thanks!

Choco 02-03-2015 05:01 PM

https://www.japanparts.com/parts/detail/44518

Jfheisenberg 02-03-2015 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Choco (Post 2116966)

Great, how hard is it to install? does the bumper needs to come out?

Thanks

Choco 02-04-2015 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Jfheisenberg (Post 2117006)
Great, how hard is it to install? does the bumper needs to come out?

Thanks

Sorry, I have no idea. I don't have this on my BRZ. Looking at the diagram in the website, it looks like you might need the bumper off for a screw. But other then that, it looks easy.

tjohnson104 02-04-2015 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Jfheisenberg (Post 2117006)
Great, how hard is it to install? does the bumper needs to come out?

Thanks

no bumper can stay on. Its held in by 2 screws you just hand tighten all the way down. It can be a little tricky to do without taking the bumper off, but I would rather mess around for 20 mins then take off the bumper and risk it not properly lining back up perfectly again

VADERR 02-04-2015 11:16 AM

If you take of both under trays from the under side of the bumper you can access the are you need. I did this when I installed my sti badge.

Kayshart 02-05-2015 05:59 AM

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To do this without removing the bumper, you need:
1) small hands
2) Philips screwdriver

In order to install the badge, you have to remove an air guide at the side of the grill. It is held on at the same 2 screw location as the STi badge.
Note: the badge will only go in one place, the top of the grill.

1) Put your hand in and feel for the 2 screws. If you can't find it use a mirror, or if you don't have a mirror that small, do what I did and use my phone's front camera. Remove the 2 screws. And take the bracket out of your grill. See photo 1.

2) Put the STi bracket in and screw it down.

3) Snap the STi badge on. And secure it at the single screw hole. (might be helpful if you thread the screw in once before the actual install)

4) it will look like photo 2. Notice 3 screws in total.

Yamaha_R6 02-09-2015 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kayshart (Post 2119261)
To do this without removing the bumper, you need:
1) small hands
2) Philips screwdriver

In order to install the badge, you have to remove an air guide at the side of the grill. It is held on at the same 2 screw location as the STi badge.
Note: the badge will only go in one place, the top of the grill.

1) Put your hand in and feel for the 2 screws. If you can't find it use a mirror, or if you don't have a mirror that small, do what I did and use my phone's front camera. Remove the 2 screws. And take the bracket out of your grill. See photo 1.

2) Put the STi bracket in and screw it down.

3) Snap the STi badge on. And secure it at the single screw hole. (might be helpful if you thread the screw in once before the actual install)

4) it will look like photo 2. Notice 3 screws in total.

Is it normal for the badge/bracket to have a little play or wiggle room?

DaJo 02-09-2015 08:18 PM

If you have small asian hands, you can install this without a problem with the bumper skin intact.

Kayshart 02-10-2015 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Yamaha_R6 (Post 2125506)
Is it normal for the badge/bracket to have a little play or wiggle room?

Mine sits quite firmly.
The screws are tapping screws, so try to screw it in until the head sits flat against the Base. Use your hands to feel it or use your phone/mirror to see. Caution though, don't over do it either, since tapping screws might just strip all the threads.

Jfheisenberg 02-10-2015 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Kayshart (Post 2125897)
Mine sits quite firmly.
The screws are tapping screws, so try to screw it in until the head sits flat against the Base. Use your hands to feel it or use your phone/mirror to see. Caution though, don't over do it either, since tapping screws might just strip all the threads.

Can you post a pic of you badge when you get a chance?

My badge was shipped from Japan on 2/9, im not sure how long it would like to get to NJ, but i cant wait to install it!

JPxM0Dz 02-10-2015 10:58 AM

Here's mine if it helps :thumbsup:


http://s23.postimg.org/690yykm23/j7qv.jpg
http://s23.postimg.org/45qjqwm97/s4iq6.jpg
http://s23.postimg.org/lx265d1nv/20140831_175526.jpg

Jfheisenberg 02-10-2015 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by JPxM0Dz (Post 2126293)

Looks really good! The touch of the red sti badge looks awesome on the blue rally color. I have the same car

adamg 02-10-2015 11:49 AM

i feel like this badge looks good, but its a little misleading and pointless..


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