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Old 03-16-2010, 10:15 PM
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I just got a set and was wondering if anyone had a couple of pictures of the brackets welded to the axle tubes. I am just wondering how the fitment is going to be.
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Not sure about the wheelie bars... but S&W usually fits very well if it's original purpose was for your application.
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I'm sure they fit fine. My biggest consern is with the top bars of the wheelie bars clearing the panhard bars. Or how they fit in that area.
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I just got a set and was wondering if anyone had a couple of pictures of the brackets welded to the axle tubes. I am just wondering how the fitment is going to be.
I saw them on their site and was wondering the same thing. I would like to know if they fit without cutting the bumper cover or t-top storage area.
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If you think about where the f-body's rear sits, as opposed to the back bumper, it'd be hard to think that you wouldn't have to cut the bumper cover. I'm not sure though.
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