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960/S90 Bumpers
- Thread starter 8587turbo
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2manyturbos
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- Mar 8, 2003
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- Monroe, OR USA
A 740 and 940 sedan are not at all the same car. Which do you have?
A 740 and 940 sedan are not at all the same car. Which do you have?
Both, but am concerned about how the bumper hooks onto car. I purchased a S90 that needs towing & my tow bar system is set up for towing 740's & figured if someone has switched bumpers from a 960 to a 740 my bolt pattern is good to go. If not would have to drill new holes.
2manyturbos
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- Joined
- Mar 8, 2003
- Location
- Monroe, OR USA
A 960 bumper attaches completely differently than a 740/940 bumper does. There are no bumper shocks. There is a plate that resembles the plate on a 7-9 shock, however, it is welded to the end of the frame rail. The aluminum beam bolts directly to that plate. There is a molded piece of styrofoam inside the bumper cover that is supposed to absorb the impact of a collision.
A 960 bumper attaches completely differently than a 740/940 bumper does. There are no bumper shocks. There is a plate that resembles the plate on a 7-9 shock, however, it is welded to the end of the frame rail. The aluminum beam bolts directly to that plate. There is a molded piece of styrofoam inside the bumper cover that is supposed to absorb the impact of a collision.
Thanks, that's info needed.
A 960 bumper attaches completely differently than a 740/940 bumper does. There are no bumper shocks. There is a plate that resembles the plate on a 7-9 shock, however, it is welded to the end of the frame rail. The aluminum beam bolts directly to that plate. There is a molded piece of styrofoam inside the bumper cover that is supposed to absorb the impact of a collision.
Thanks, that's info needed.