Bumper holes.
Looking to see what others have done, Don't want to weaken the bumper structure.
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My bad, forgot to say it would be holes behind the numberplate for extra air.
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I just wanted to know if the bumper still feels solid. Didn't want to weaken it by cutting chunks out. |
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Drilled holes and cut the crash bar out completely behind the number plate area, but left the ends in as they are used to mount the bumper.
Not flimsy at all. :y: Also used plastic bolts in the top corners of the number plate area to mount the plate. I am breaking my car so it is for sale if anyone is lazy. |
How the F did you cut it all out?!?!
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I'm going to guess an air saw and grinder
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like F you took the back off that with a dremel! lol
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Thin piece of metal (in my case a long piece of meccano), mole grips and a blow torch. Clamp the metal in the mole grips, heat the metal until it glows and it slices nicely through the crash bar. Can cut all the way through without cutting the outer bumper. :y: For the holes I used a plasterboard hole saw :) |
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