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We have made the installation of the Tucked Front Bumper as easy as possible, yet we advise that you read the entire instructions CAREFULLY. Take your time and apply some craftsmanship. The results will be worth the effort!

Remove the front bumper, (4 bolts per bumper shock). Remove both rubber filler sides attached to bottom of the front fender, (save these bolts as they will be used to install the new tucked bumper).

If you would like to have some protection, you can purchase a piece of rectangular steel tubing that is 49 inches long, by 2 inches wide, and 1 inch thick, (the steel should be at least 10 to 12 gauge steel). For additional support, two bars can be used and bolted to the top and the bottom of the bumper shocks. Lauren Engineering makes no warranty implied or otherwise that this product offers any protection what-so-ever in the event of an accident or crash.

Place the Tucked Front Bumper in mounting position and mark holes on bumper from back side of fenders where rubber fillers were removed, (be sure your bumper is up as far as it will go). Drill and reinstall hardware that was used to secure rubber fillers to fenders on one side. If you wish to install a front spoiler with your bumper, simply notch the Tucked Front Bumper, (the rectangular mark on photo A and cut out on photo B). The front spoiler will fit in between the fender and Tucked Front Bumper, to be secured with factory hardware are in the factory holes, (photo C). The Tucked Front Bumper is designed to spring load into place for durability, so it will look to be wide. Simply have a friend push in with his knee or hands to desired position as you install factory hardware to complete the project, (photo B).