Quick Jacks to Bumperetts

[Marc Wulf]

Hey All,
I have a Street Beast and decided to go from Quick Jacks to Bumperetts.
My question is. Will the mounting hardware for Quick Jacks accommodate
the Bumperetts and where can I get some? Thanks for any input and Happy New Year

[my427cobra]

Hi Marc. I have a brand new set of front and rear bumper hoops and bumperettes for sale.

PM me if you are interested.

Cheers
Greg

[tortuga]

Best part? One less question you have to answer...What are those hooks? Well, they replicate old style race car jacking, but they dont work.

I did the rear bumper & over-riders, but not the front loop thing, just the over-riders.

I remember using a bunch of SS all thread to get lengths right...

Steve H
SPF 1764

[Marc Wulf]

Hey Thanks, Greg and Steve.Yes I’m interested in the Bumperetts.
Am I talking about the same thing as Over riders?

[strictlypersonl]

If the over-riders you find are the original design, the mounting tubes are not the same length. Our setup uses the jackpad-length for the lower tube, the upper tube is 5/8" longer. Your application may vary...

[my427cobra]

Hi Marc. Yes, the terms bumperettes and over-riders are used interchangeably.

I did my Cobra as a street roadster with the front and rear bumper hoops and bumperettes and had no problem with the angles/installation. Just a little care in alignment and angle to make it "right".

PM me if you are interested. Seems the typical suppliers are out of stock.

Cheers
Greg

[my427cobra]

My car with the hoop bumpers and bumperettes:



Cheers
Greg

[Daytona Dek]

Originally Posted by tortuga

Best part? One less question you have to answer...What are those hooks? Well, they replicate old style race car jacking, but they dont work.

I did the rear bumper & over-riders, but not the front loop thing, just the over-riders.

I remember using a bunch of SS all thread to get lengths right...

Steve H
SPF 1764

Other advantages, you won’t be skinning your shins on them or banging your head on them when coming out from under the car. Plus one for the stainless steel rod.
Dek

[my427cobra]

I second what Steve and Dek said about the SS threaded rod. Then slip a piece of SS thin wall tubing (correct ID and length) over the threaded rod to give it that finished look.

Cheers
Greg

[Daytona Dek]

Originally Posted by my427cobra

I second what Steve and Dek said about the SS threaded rod. Then slip a piece of SS thin wall tubing (correct ID and length) over the threaded rod to give it that finished look.

Cheers
Greg

Yes that’s what I did with mine Greg.
Dek