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Cool story.
We have a bragging thread already you should use that
We have a bragging thread already you should use that
Enoch
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Just done this job myself..It’s like Xmas in January. Just ordered my new Ford Performance cat back quad tip exhaust and GT350 valance. A busy weekend coming up for me
Not sure if you’ve seen the CJ pony video but well worth watching for a few tips....BUT and it’s a big BUT, I did mine without removing the rear bumper
Remove the rear wheels, and undo a few small bolts on either side, and pull all the pushpins out, then remove the reversing/fog light, and you should be able to carefully pull away the old bottom valance..... takes a bit of tugging and pulling, but once a few clips have come free the rest pull out quite easily....
I did the cut of the rear diffuser with the bumper on the car, and then fitted the new valance...
AV80R
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Same here. No need to remove the bumper. I backed up on ramps and had all the access I needed.Just done this job myself..
BUT and it’s a big BUT, I did mine without removing the rear bumper
Remove the rear wheels, and undo a few small bolts on either side, and pull all the pushpins out, then remove the reversing/fog light, and you should be able to carefully pull away the old bottom valance..... takes a bit of tugging and pulling, but once a few clips have come free the rest pull out quite easily....
I did the cut of the rear diffuser with the bumper on the car, and then fitted the new valance...
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Pagey
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Thanks for the info. That was my plan as well.Just done this job myself..
BUT and it’s a big BUT, I did mine without removing the rear bumper
Remove the rear wheels, and undo a few small bolts on either side, and pull all the pushpins out, then remove the reversing/fog light, and you should be able to carefully pull away the old bottom valance..... takes a bit of tugging and pulling, but once a few clips have come free the rest pull out quite easily....
I did the cut of the rear diffuser with the bumper on the car, and then fitted the new valance...
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Drewbo
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That's the sweetest looking rear end I've seen in a while [MENTION=30359]Pagey[/MENTION]!
I would have so gone for Grabber had it been available when I ordered.
I would have so gone for Grabber had it been available when I ordered.
fordtj69
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Hi Pagey & Enoch
just a tip paint the back of the muffler and pipes black and inside the chrome rings of the valance finishes it off
cheers tim
just a tip paint the back of the muffler and pipes black and inside the chrome rings of the valance finishes it off
cheers tim
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