Give your dog a bone or 4 - GB all 4 for $20, These are new 90 duro silicone ready in 5-6 weeks Options

[Mikey914]

I've talked about doing these for awhile and finally bit the bone ad did it. Tooling is done it. I looked at including the metal inserts like OEM, but the durometer of the silicone is hard enough that there was no need to do so. It also keeps the cost down.

Who needs them?

[speed metal army]

These are the ticket! After backdating my(Marks)car, I used some old doggie bones to mount the bumpers...Car was painted assembled.. Done! Went for a quick shakedown run, jumped out of the car and walked around to admire.. Drivers side bumper and top were so close to the "eyelid" they were just touching and f@$#ing up the new paint. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) The old dog bones I used had crusty metal inserts, couldn't tell but they crumbled under light torque during install, then fully crumbled during the drive. I had to cut new inserts and reinstall/get my painter to do the repair. PITA.

Ill take 4 Mark! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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