TA bumper support prototype from Burkhart
03-15-2008, 02:44 PM
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steve, this is off topic but i was wondering what the polished aluminum insert is in your steering wheel kit?
i have a grant wheel on my car now with the cheap grant install kit and it seems to rub on my coulmn......seems like it would work if i trimed a tiny bit off the plastic trim on my column but im not sure
i have a grant wheel on my car now with the cheap grant install kit and it seems to rub on my coulmn......seems like it would work if i trimed a tiny bit off the plastic trim on my column but im not sure
03-15-2008, 07:18 PM
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Whats the time frame on one for the Camaro LS1 being ready? Will it have the option for the tow hook? I'm ready to buy one (If it clears the FMIC) when ever your ready 
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03-16-2008, 11:30 AM
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We could include a tow hook. The Camaro one is already under development. It should work with a FMIC. What are the dimensions?
THanks for all the orders so far. We have very few of the initial 7 slots left.
THanks for all the orders so far. We have very few of the initial 7 slots left.
03-16-2008, 04:40 PM
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maybe a stupid question. but will this work with the APS kit. what is the weight savings?
and on a front end crash. does it hold up like the factory made the car to. i have been i n a front crash with these cars and didn't feel a thing. the cars frame took all the pain. so please let me know.
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and on a front end crash. does it hold up like the factory made the car to. i have been i n a front crash with these cars and didn't feel a thing. the cars frame took all the pain. so please let me know.
thanks
03-16-2008, 05:07 PM
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it says on there website "offroad only". that covers there butt when you rearend someone. i dont think they have the r&d time or money to crash test them. just my thoughts
03-17-2008, 08:22 AM
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It is not NTSB approved.
Sample Disclaimer:
If you regularly start a sentence with "Hey watch this!" Please stop reading and do not order. This item intended for off road use only. Product not intended for use on a vehicle operated on public roads. No warranties express or implied are given on this product. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever. We assume that if you were smart enough to remove your own bumper support, you have the intellegence not to assume this will save your *** in a crash. If ya ain't that smart put down the @)&$ wrench and step away from the vehicle. Move to the nearest tall ledge and take 3 steps forward.
Sample Disclaimer:
If you regularly start a sentence with "Hey watch this!" Please stop reading and do not order. This item intended for off road use only. Product not intended for use on a vehicle operated on public roads. No warranties express or implied are given on this product. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever. We assume that if you were smart enough to remove your own bumper support, you have the intellegence not to assume this will save your *** in a crash. If ya ain't that smart put down the @)&$ wrench and step away from the vehicle. Move to the nearest tall ledge and take 3 steps forward.
Steve, you're cracking me up this morning. 