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| Rear - Bumper Mounting |
| A real Lamborghini This is a photo of a Diablo 6.0 bumper boot |
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| These are photo's of different builder methods of bumper boot that I took photos of when I was at the 2002 Knott's show | |
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| These are photos and comments from other builders about there installation methods. |
| There is a detailed "manual" that Dale has created for you to view (in regards to this section). This instruction manual is on how he built his IFG Phantom Roadster. (click on his logo to visit his web site)
Click here to visit Dale's section on: Chapter 11 - Bumper |
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I removed the rear bumper to start working on connecting lights. This was a good time to take pictures of how the holes are cut in the bumper to fasten the two pieces together. The bottom photo shows how the metal was inserted into the bumper mount. Fastened in place with a countersunk screw and then two holes were drilled and tapped in the metal bar to accept the bolts from the car. |
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I had to joggle up to clear the Audi trans. I ended up with about 1 1/2 inch clearance over the trans. I used 1 1/2 X 3" 11 gauge steel. With the wide profile, I should have plenty of room to bring the exhausts under.
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This entire Website
is copyright © 2002-2005 by Ron
Fletcher. All rights reserved. |
Although my information
comes from various builders and sources, if you want any information contact
me. The photographs used on this site are used with permission, if you
want to use any, contact them through the various links on this site.
I did and you can see the results! |
