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AMiller 01-11-2007 08:12 AM

Override Bumpers
 
I have been waiting for my override bumpers for a month and it looks like it will be another at least. The last holes I need to put in the body are for these bumpers. Since I have never actually seen these things in person I was wondering if someone might give me a clue as to just how they attach to the tube mounts. I have all the other parts for the system. Im just worried that if I cut the holes now something might be off in allignment when I get to the final install.

Thanks,

Aaron

zipzip 01-11-2007 11:39 AM

I have the Finish Line ones (I believe they are all the same): the back of the overrider has two cast-in lugs that are tapped. The chromed "sleeves" go over 3/8" threaded rod that screw into the back of the overrider and are attached to the frame on the other end.

If the holes in the body are off, I'd say that the overrider has the possibility of being twisted - but it all depends on how they are mounted to the frame. If the holes through the body are clearance only, then there shouldn't be a problem. Also it depends on if you are using the grommets or not.

I'd suggest waiting until you have the overrider to be able to line it up. Either that or make a template based on the hole spacing on the frame.


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