Problems mounting EVO rear D-ring mounts and bumper fascia
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Problems mounting EVO rear D-ring mounts and bumper fascia
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The holes are so far off it isn't even funny! When I get one bolt in, all of the other 3 bolt holes are off. The drivers side is the worst, you can see that not only is the fascia off, but the d-ring mounts and the EVO plate as well! Nothing matches up. The passenger side is similar, just not as bad, but still cannot get more than one bolt in.
The holes are so far off it isn't even funny! When I get one bolt in, all of the other 3 bolt holes are off. The drivers side is the worst, you can see that not only is the fascia off, but the d-ring mounts and the EVO plate as well! Nothing matches up. The passenger side is similar, just not as bad, but still cannot get more than one bolt in.
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And..just so everyone knows - I spent 2 hours messing with it trying to make it work. It's not like I just slapped it on and thought it would be a 5 minute job, but never imagined I would be like this!!!
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On another side note...I did cut my frame to flush mount the d-ring mounts. It was really easy...took 2 mins a side with a sawzall, then some grinding to smooth it out.
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I have the same setup on mine. My first set of D -Rings literally would not fit in the frame rails so EVO manufacturing promptly sent me a new set (originally ordered from Northridge). The replacement set fit like a charm. I also just added the fascia and was having some trouble with it but was able to "hammer" down the back part that fits over the frame rail and that allowed the proper angles to get all the bolt holes aligned. It is a very tight fit and if everything isn't aligned properly there is no room for error. It is possible yours are off like my first set of d rings were, but after some work I determined the bolt holes were spot on I just had to push the fascia far enough down over the frame rails for it to fit.
I hope some of that makes sense, I can post some pictures tomorrow that may help you if you need.
Good luck!
I hope some of that makes sense, I can post some pictures tomorrow that may help you if you need.
Good luck!
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I have the same setup on mine. My first set of D -Rings literally would not fit in the frame rails so EVO manufacturing promptly sent me a new set (originally ordered from Northridge). The replacement set fit like a charm. I also just added the fascia and was having some trouble with it but was able to "hammer" down the back part that fits over the frame rail and that allowed the proper angles to get all the bolt holes aligned. It is a very tight fit and if everything isn't aligned properly there is no room for error. It is possible yours are off like my first set of d rings were, but after some work I determined the bolt holes were spot on I just had to push the fascia far enough down over the frame rails for it to fit. I hope some of that makes sense, I can post some pictures tomorrow that may help you if you need. Good luck!
I did take a rubber mallet to the fascia, but it didn't help. I beat on the thing for two hours and never got anywhere.
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Did you have to hammer and shape the frame? Or the fascia? Regardless, I have the problem like you had where the d-ring mount holes aren't lining up either. So, I'm pretty sure those will need to be replaced. I did take a rubber mallet to the fascia, but it didn't help. I beat on the thing for two hours and never got anywhere.