Extreme Dimensions 108212 Eleanor bumper problems
#1
Extreme Dimensions 108212 Eleanor bumper problems
After a whole lot of trimming I have my new bumper where it fits on my 2012 Mustang GT. Question is how do you attach the damn thing? Called ED tech line and they referred me here to this forum. Short of panel bond, I can't figure out how to keep it locked into areas below headlights and front fenders? HELP!
#2
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1) You are posting in the wrong area. This sub forum is specific for problems related to Mustang forums, i.e. can't find something, suggestions for improvements, etc.
2) Not sure why they would refer you to Mustangforums considering that company is not a sponser of ours so they do not have representation here. Not to mention they should be supporting you, not a third party (forums).
3) Didn't the bumper come with instructions and hardware?
1) You are posting in the wrong area. This sub forum is specific for problems related to Mustang forums, i.e. can't find something, suggestions for improvements, etc.
2) Not sure why they would refer you to Mustangforums considering that company is not a sponser of ours so they do not have representation here. Not to mention they should be supporting you, not a third party (forums).
3) Didn't the bumper come with instructions and hardware?
#7
Not very professional referring a customer with problems to an online forum for help...
kocowboy: Any chance of putting some pictures up? Hard for anyone to give any sort of intelligent advice without being able to see how the parts are configured.
Last edited by Torch_Vert; 06-19-2013 at 05:31 AM.
#9
I think the fact he had to trim it, to get it to fit at all, and that there was a bag of hardware with it (if it matched the factory mounting, why include new hardware at all? Just re-use the old stuff) indicates it's not a direct fit.
Not very professional referring a customer with problems to an online forum for help...
kocowboy: Any chance of putting some pictures up? Hard for anyone to give any sort of intelligent advice without being able to see how the parts are configured.
Not very professional referring a customer with problems to an online forum for help...
kocowboy: Any chance of putting some pictures up? Hard for anyone to give any sort of intelligent advice without being able to see how the parts are configured.