Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups
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Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups
Looking to do some sort of quick release set up for my front bumper. I've tried to find pics of the SSR system and can't find any. For those who made the front bumper quick release what have you used? Pics would be great. So far its either dzus or maybe the SSR if I find more info.
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Thanks lot.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (275Performance)
I was also looking at the SRR one. I'm curious as to what exactly makes it "quick release". If someone could explain the system, it should clear it up for me
I think it would help tremendously if I ever had to have my car towed *knock on wood*. That way the ******* don't scrape the bumper/lip.
I think it would help tremendously if I ever had to have my car towed *knock on wood*. That way the ******* don't scrape the bumper/lip.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (honda_joe)
I have the SRR kit. Not installed yet. It basically consists of elastic bands that hold the bumper in place:
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (AdamITR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AdamITR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It basically consists of elastic bands that hold the bumper in place
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Well ****, that's basically what's holding my entire car together.
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Well ****, that's basically what's holding my entire car together.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (advanracing62)
What do you consider quick release? As in under a minute? My friend doesn't use the rebar in his civic bumper and just made up some brackets to bolt the bumper on. 2 10mm bolts in the front and the philleps screws on the side comes off in under a minute for sure...pretty strong and really great for towing.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (advanracing62)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by advanracing62 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">where do I get the srr</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (AdamITR)
I'm really wanting to see some pics of it installed. It seems like both Road Race and Drag sanctions wouldn't allow it because its just rubber bands holding the bumper on, but thats just a thought, thats why I'm trying to get more info on it.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (275Performance)
My front end is held on with zip ties and some screws. A couple snips and a few screws later it's off. Very quick, the down side is you need to use new zip ties everytime you take it off. Much cheaper than that kit though.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (AdamITR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AdamITR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have the SRR kit. Not installed yet. It basically consists of elastic bands that hold the bumper in place:
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Adam,
Please don't put that on Pete's h1 car. His splitter will rip the bumper right off with those. It 'should' be okay for your ITR, with no splitter. IMHO.
John- who has tested most quick releases and doesn't trust any of them.
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Adam,
Please don't put that on Pete's h1 car. His splitter will rip the bumper right off with those. It 'should' be okay for your ITR, with no splitter. IMHO.
John- who has tested most quick releases and doesn't trust any of them.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (275Performance)
i think the only way to have a quick release bumper with a splitter on it as well would be to use zeus fasteners. that would take some time setting it up, but once the bugs are worked out it should be good. we use them on aircraft cowlings woth no problems.
-spenc
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (Lo-Buck EF)
DZUS Fasteners There quick, easy to use, easy to replace, and work on everyone elses race car . Thats what i have on my 00 Si... a Dzus on each side and the factory Honda quick clip rivets in the top. I can get my bumper off in about 1 min.
-Brian W.
-Brian W.
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (B18B EK)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18B EK »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My front end is held on with zip ties and some screws. A couple snips and a few screws later it's off. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Thank you. Finally, someone else who appreciates the simpler things in life.
John -- who uses the 5 factory screws at the top, one zip-tie at each side, and another one at the bottom to hold his front bumper on.... with the RRG.com splitter. Off-road tested... more than once
Thank you. Finally, someone else who appreciates the simpler things in life.
John -- who uses the 5 factory screws at the top, one zip-tie at each side, and another one at the bottom to hold his front bumper on.... with the RRG.com splitter. Off-road tested... more than once
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (275Performance)
Mine (DC2 Integra) goes on with the following:
- 10 or so screws that hold the top of the bumper onto the car
- 4 zip ties (two per side) hold the corners on at the fenders
Removal is a side cutter and a screwdriver away. The most difficult part (solely because of my own implementation) is the brake ducts. I use hollowed out corner lenses and the ducting ALWAYS seems like it's too short when it's twenty minutes to grid...
- 10 or so screws that hold the top of the bumper onto the car
- 4 zip ties (two per side) hold the corners on at the fenders
Removal is a side cutter and a screwdriver away. The most difficult part (solely because of my own implementation) is the brake ducts. I use hollowed out corner lenses and the ducting ALWAYS seems like it's too short when it's twenty minutes to grid...
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (LSiTurbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LSiTurbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">DZUS Fasteners There quick, easy to use, easy to replace, and work on everyone elses race car . Thats what i have on my 00 Si... a Dzus on each side and the factory Honda quick clip rivets in the top. I can get my bumper off in about 1 min.
-Brian W.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Could you post or email me pics?
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Could you post or email me pics?
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Re: Pics or info on quick release front bumper set ups (exospeedAMcrx)
Unless I'm mistaken, isn't just about *any* bumper quick release? It's putting it back on that isn't so quick without one of these kits...
--chris, who needs to get a cattle-bar installed under his front bumper to prevent it from quick releasing on him.
--chris, who needs to get a cattle-bar installed under his front bumper to prevent it from quick releasing on him.
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