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There is damage to the frame horn face plates in addition to the RC mount ears.
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OK....so this is highly embarrassing and I feel like a total idiot but I need to come clean. At least some good discussion became of it and my Bronco is undamaged. I still believe after seeing the DV8 bumper video, this scare, and how Ford does it from the factory, that LOD plates or similar are wise.
I got it dissembled and it turns out this is 100% on me.
I left out some very crucial parts.
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Nope, don't like that. The whole bumper and mount is pitched forward. There used to be 1/4" clearance between these wires and the grill.
I'm going to have to shim it back out and add some kind of reinforcement.
There is damage to the frame horn face plates in addition to the RC mount ears.
**********EDIT*********
OK....so this is highly embarrassing and I feel like a total idiot but I need to come clean. At least some good discussion became of it and my Bronco is undamaged. I still believe after seeing the DV8 bumper video, this scare, and how Ford does it from the factory, that LOD plates or similar are wise.
I got it dissembled and it turns out this is 100% on me.
I left out some very crucial parts.
*********************
Nope, don't like that. The whole bumper and mount is pitched forward. There used to be 1/4" clearance between these wires and the grill.
I'm going to have to shim it back out and add some kind of reinforcement.
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