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they are buying the bolts and will readjust the bumper tomorrow. He said whatever it takes to get it right we will do.
and no, i dont think i came out ahead.....
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and no, i dont think i came out ahead.....
agomez
Frijoles
well thats good ...the one thing frustrating when it comes to having work done on your personal vehicle is it never gets done as good as you would do it...what I have learned in the past is it may take several attemps for the repair guys to get it right....so when you get the arb bumper new does it come with new equipment to attach it to the front end?...bolts washers ect.....
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i dont know if it does or not b/c i had it shipped directly to them. I would assume it would, but of course i could be wrong.
there were new bolts in the DS
Trunk Monkey
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The ARB comes with a big ole bag of new bolts, every one you'll need and spares too.
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fantastic....the shop if full of douchebags..
Trunk Monkey
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You should get the bag, it's got the license plate bracket, winch solenoid box bracket, etc.
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Unless you bring it to Slee's, they seem to get it right the first time, way better then you had planned.
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that reasoning works if i lived CLOSER to CO......
I truly think i could have put that bumper on much better than the guys who put mine on did.
agomez
Frijoles
agreed next time I take a fifteen hundred mile trip I will stop in.....N Iwas alittle surprised that you did not do the install yourself....man I hope you get all the little goodies back...
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yep, i just got it back and all the goodies to go along with it. Why the f they didnt give them to me in the first place is beyond me.
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Mine got put on at a jeep dealership...properly!
Driving over to Slees would only take a 3 Day weekend.
At least they will try to make it right.
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good point...Mine got put on at a jeep dealership...properly!
Driving over to Slees would only take a 3 Day weekend.
At least they will try to make it right.
when you get back i have a couple of projects i'll need your help on.....
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lol...i dont know why that made me laugh, but it did...
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ttttttttttt - for Cam
Hey Liam,
Its pretty normal to have to use a die grinder to enlarge the mounting holes to get enough adjustment to even the bars up on the cruiser's. i've lost count of how many I've installed of both the TJM and ARB bars. Its not uncommon to have to use a floor jack to get the clearances needed and hold the adjustment while you tighten everything up. The bars are normaly +/- 3mm in the build tolerance but the trucks can be up to an inch different. Anyways, hope you got it sorted.
Its pretty normal to have to use a die grinder to enlarge the mounting holes to get enough adjustment to even the bars up on the cruiser's. i've lost count of how many I've installed of both the TJM and ARB bars. Its not uncommon to have to use a floor jack to get the clearances needed and hold the adjustment while you tighten everything up. The bars are normaly +/- 3mm in the build tolerance but the trucks can be up to an inch different. Anyways, hope you got it sorted.
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actually it is only partially sorted out. I am stopping in to see Cam at Ironpig on my way to Hilton Head.
