Expediton One Rear Bumper Installed
06-11-2009, 06:44 PM
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Remember the tightness of the retaining nut and bolts on the connecting arm will adjust the resistance of opening and closing so adjust those to your desire. And make sure to leave the bumper bolts only hand tight until you get the arm mounted. You will want to adjust the front to rear pitch of the bumper so the arm meets both bump stops at the same time.
Here is the LINK to the instructions
Good luck and enjoy your new bumper
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06-12-2009, 07:03 AM
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Did you powder coat your fender flares? I thought they looked different than normal in your photos, but couldn't tell for sure. Could you share a little more info about that, or post the thread link if you've already covered it?
06-12-2009, 09:20 AM
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Skippman -
How much suspension sag did you experience after adding it? Very little less a quarter of an inch, at least so far, of course that is with the OME HD springs.
R0ck -
Did you powder coat your fender flares? The flares are stock, I try to keep a good coat of 303 protectant on them to prevent fading but that is about it.
j33per -
Yes very nice indeed and a nicely cared for vehicle by the looks of things! Thanks for noticing,
How much suspension sag did you experience after adding it? Very little less a quarter of an inch, at least so far, of course that is with the OME HD springs.
R0ck -
Did you powder coat your fender flares? The flares are stock, I try to keep a good coat of 303 protectant on them to prevent fading but that is about it.
j33per -
Yes very nice indeed and a nicely cared for vehicle by the looks of things! Thanks for noticing,
06-13-2009, 10:26 AM
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Damn Tommy. 
As I told you before it looks perfect.
Did you decide what you'll do for a third brake light?
I assume the TF extension bracket won't work due to the way the Exp One mounts & the Exp One light with the AEV wheels is probably a no go.
Maybe the AEV CHMSL?
As I told you before it looks perfect.
Did you decide what you'll do for a third brake light?
I assume the TF extension bracket won't work due to the way the Exp One mounts & the Exp One light with the AEV wheels is probably a no go.
Maybe the AEV CHMSL?