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15-01-2009, 21:22
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Re: Yet another bumper thread
If you do ask, I'd love to know if one is permitted to machine small depressions into the back of the bumper, not exceeding 1/4" depth, exclusively to provide clearance for these fasteners so the bumper fits more snugly against the length of the chassis member/frame.
Official bumpers have aluminum angle top & bottom, so they might rest against the chassis and not wood. |
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