Thread: Is this a legal bumper config?
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Unread 07-02-2014, 12:58
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Re: Is this a legal bumper config?
@tavar321

Your frame perimeter is all that matters for this rule. Your actual frame can be exposed above or below the bumper zone.

Judging by your photo (and assuming your bumpers are the legal size and weight), you are legal with regard to the bumper height. Since you did not show your whole bumper or frame perimeter (e.g., cutouts in the frame or how far your bumpers cover each corner), I cannot tell if you are 100% legal.

If you intend to have full coverage of your frame in accordance to the rules, then your bumpers, as shown, would be legal.

Can you do a simple sketch to explain how the C-channel will pin to the 1/16" metal?
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