Crash Cans
12-13-2007, 05:52 AM
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They are intended to absorb some of the energy from a front end collision so that at low speeds your air bags don't inadvertantly deploy. At least that's my understanding.
Unless you're talking about those things on the freeway
12-13-2007, 05:56 AM
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Just so everyone knows what we're talking about here, this is a crush can...
In essense, it is a thin hollow metal soup can attached to the metal factory bumper sub-frame. It's purpose is to help absorb a minor impact by collapsing and prevent the deployment of your airbags. There are no wires, electronics or switches inside it and are only as good as if they get hit - period.
In essense, it is a thin hollow metal soup can attached to the metal factory bumper sub-frame. It's purpose is to help absorb a minor impact by collapsing and prevent the deployment of your airbags. There are no wires, electronics or switches inside it and are only as good as if they get hit - period.
12-13-2007, 07:03 AM
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12-13-2007, 08:34 AM
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hahahahahahaha!So the non-factory orange crush can gets installed backwards, eh? Do they make a non-factory grape crush can? What benefits do the crush lunchboxes have? They seem a bit bulky....