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Old 04-03-2006, 10:12 AM
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Default I need help with Bumper Mounting

I am using Overriders and I have no idea where they are supposed to be installed at, I know that they go between the lights and the trunk, but beyond that I am lost...anyone have specific measurements of where to drill and the proper distance they should be apart? I need the information for the front and rear.
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it depends on how your frame is built, contact the manufacturer and ask for instructions on installing them, most all kits have different frames
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Old 04-06-2006, 11:12 AM
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The Company that manufactured the kit is no longer in business. Any general idea's?
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assemble the bumper, level the bumper where you want it, drill pilot holes through the body stick welding rods through the holes, now you will have to fabricate a bracket to mount the bolts for the bumper, use the welding rods as a guide, the holes for the front bumper are oval shaped, make sure you get the oval grommets for the support tubes, round ones for the rear
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Fleiss,

Isn't yours built on a C3 frame? If not, read no further.

If so, there is a guy local to phoenix named Jeff Classic who runs Cobrasnvettes (or something like that). He builds a C3 based cobra and may be able to help. I cannot recall his handle on Club Cobra, but you might try posting on the Arizona Cobras forum here under club forums. Jeff is a super guy and has experience with C3 conversions.

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His handle here is vettestr

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On my SPF, the bumperettes (overriders) are 30 inches apart on the front and 30 1/2 inches on the rear, horizontally, centerline to centerline.

Vert distance between struts is 2 1/4 inch.

The top of the chrome strut on the rear is just below a rectangular taillight.

Of course, bracket locations and other factors will modify this on your Cobra.

On the front, the struts are located 1/2 of the distance between the brake duct openings and the fish mouth for the rad.
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