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Eliminate the sagging front bumper problem?

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    Eliminate the sagging front bumper problem?

    As the title suggests, I am looking for some tips as to how to eliminate the ole sagging front bumper. What I mean by that is, you know how whether you done a OEM bumper swap or not, sometimes the front bumper cover tends to sag a little under the headlights or on the corners where the 2 phillip head screws go.

    To me when you have everything on your car 100%, that slight little gap between the bumper and the body of the car tends to stand out! I am looking for someone here who has found a way to correct this....help

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    Have someone push up on the bumper while you tighten all the bolts.

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      Originally posted by JoshM View Post
      Have someone push up on the bumper while you tighten all the bolts.
      Thats what i did this pass weekend, i put on a 92-93 bumper turns out to have a ugly gap on the corner and all i did is push it in hard enough to get it on the right spot and i used a two screws to hold it in place
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        i did this yesterday....should have made a d.i.y.
        but i took the paint stick from lawe's
        broke it in four peaces
        then put the peaces between the bumper clip thats under the headlight and the end clip(i used three of the four)
        push the bumper up and drill the peaces down with screws(the peaces are under the bumper cover)
        then put the clips in
        gap would be gone under the headlight and you wont see the peaces of stick

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          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...sagging+bumper

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            #6
            Surprisingly enough my 91 has no gap =/. BUT! I would follow the previous suggestions and have someone hold it tightly while you tighten the screws that hold it in place. I would also suggest running zipties through the ends of the bumper since the clips that originally came on it tend to let go a little towards the end of their lives... *Or buy new ones from Majestic Honda...*


            Hope that helps

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              Ahhhh tons of good info fellas....and thanks for the link ninedeuce

              Nitrous is like a hot chick with a STD..... you know you wanna hit it, but you are afraid of the consequences.....

              ...Zex wet kit, 65 shot, dual purge, JDM H22...pure sex! .....I owned 8 CB7's in one year...top that JARHEAD...lol
              ...this thread has been graced by the new CB7 King

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                Originally posted by nine_deuce View Post
                http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...sagging+bumper
                great link i have used it in the past

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