bumper on. Essentially I made frames from 1/8" aluminum that slip in between the IC and the rubber mounts with holes that line up with the outboard duct mounting bolts.
Then I made thin cardboard patterns of the sides loosely based on the factory ducts. I made them a little long at first. I transferred the patterns to .02 thick aluminum sheet and added tabs. I cut them out and folded them. Then using the tabs as mounts, I pop riveted them to the frames. I used RTV to glue blocks of foam to the IC's where needed to close the gaps at the top and bottom. Gray RTV sealed any small holes.
Once in place I test fitted the bumper and trimmed them to length and shape to match the inside of the fascia.
I may have the patterns still. I'll let you know if I find them.
KKROFFTNow occurs everywhere, simultaneously. But it doesn't have to be experienced the moment it happens. Every now that ever was is still exactly when it was, when it was now.
Then, in terms of perception, is nothing more than all the nows that are no longer now. Thus, the difference between now and then is when. --The Waystoppers Users' Manual 
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