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Unanswered: remove '75 bumpers
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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Real Name: Bob Legere
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I've done this before and it really does improve the appearance. Sadly, it completely eliminates crash protection. Best way I've found is to bend some rollcage tubing in the shape of the stock bumpers, and weld this to a set of tubes to slide into the stock bumper 'receivers'. Then bolt the stock early bumper to the rollcage tubing. This way, you have some actual crash protection. Sure, a 5 mph tap will still destroy your bumpers, but the body may live to see another day.
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