xj bumper help part 2

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xj bumper help part 2

Post by Lukipela »

All right i got the new bumper on for the most part but one of the bolts on the passenger side has a spacer that fits inside the frame/unibody. I cant get the spacer in there :evil: Anyone got ideas on how to get it in there or have a way to get it in? I will have pis soon to help get an understanding of the problem.
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uhhh ... i think we need a little more info
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Post by Steinberg »

is it a sleeve, designed so that torquing down on the bolt does not crush the "frame rail"? i've seen some setups like that where you are supposed to hole-saw one side and slide the sleeve in that way- through the same hole you're bolting through. don't know if that's the case here or not.
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i will have pics of all of it tomorrow
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just weld the fawker on there...
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hklvette wrote:just weld the fawker on there...
are all jeep guys as hack as Henry and Cody?
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Yoda wrote: are all jeep guys as hack as Henry and Cody?
What? Welds are far stronger than bolts when done right :goofy:
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Post by Yoda »

welds to what? a unibody? :flipoff2:
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Yoda wrote:welds to what? a unibody? :flipoff2:
The unibody's steel...it'll be alright :lol2:
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Post by Lukipela »

i think im going to get henry to weld the dam thing to the unibody. Oh and welding it to the unibody also reduces body flex :flipoff2: Yoda
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Lukipela wrote:Oh and welding it to the unibody also reduces body flex :flipoff2: Yoda
good point, but its better not to have one in the first place. i rest my case.
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Yoda wrote: good point, but its better not to have one in the first place. i rest my case.
Definitely agreed, but i'm sure you'll agree that sometimes you gotta make due with what ya got. :thumby:
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Post by jonesy »

Yoda wrote:
hklvette wrote:just weld the fawker on there...
are all jeep guys as hack as Henry and Cody?
hey now ... i dont 'henry-rig' my own shit as long as i can avoid it (read: have money to do it right) .... its other peoples shit that i 'henry-rig'
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affende wrote: 'henry-rig'
Hope you don't mind if I steal that quote from time to time :mrgreen:
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