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campbellcj
For no particular reason, other than slight weight savings, I want to re-do the way my front fiberglass bumper and spoiler (actually a couple different ones) are attached. Currently they are screwed/bolted on in a McGuyver'ed stock-like fashion. I have tons of dzus fastener parts and have used those for the rear bumper, targa top and so forth, so I figure I'll use them up front too.

Rather than re-invent the wheel, if anybody has advice or better yet - pics - on how to do this, it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks and Merry Christmas

race914
Here's my front bumper dzus setup.

I used the stock bumper mounting holes, tapped some round stock and used some threaded rod to make the mounts adjustable. Welded a square plate to the end of the round stock for the dzus mounting.

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My camera is dying and the 2nd & 3rd pics aren't to clear, but I hope this helps give you an idea of one way to do it.


race914
Here's how I mounted the spoiler.

1st pic you can see a dzus fastener locations on each side of the oil cooler opening

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2nd pic shows the dzus fasteners on the spoiler

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3rd pic shows the location for the 2nd set of fasteners. On both sides, I have a dzus inside the front fender on the horizontal lip. green line indicates the location

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Both the bumper & spoiler setups have worked well.
campbellcj
Thanks - that is very helpful !!!
blabla914
Check the Turtlegirl build thread. Tabs were welded to the body. Less adjustable, but appeared pretty easy to get right.

Kelly
sww914
QUOTE(race914 @ Dec 27 2009, 04:07 PM) *

Here's my front bumper dzus setup.

I used the stock bumper mounting holes, tapped some round stock and used some threaded rod to make the mounts adjustable. Welded a square plate to the end of the round stock for the dzus mounting.

Click to view attachment

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My camera is dying and the 2nd & 3rd pics aren't to clear, but I hope this helps give you an idea of one way to do it.

I was going to describe this setup. Glad you have pics!
Hi Greg
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