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Bumper 'shocks' or impact absorbers/dampers -- how work? 700

posted by  someone claiming to be rcsammy on  Fri Aug 29 16:37 CST 2003 [RELATED]

It is not a good idea to cut them apart. I believe this is imprinted on them. Drilled a hole in some Ford ones and crap came flying out with enough force to take your eye out. Some shady bodymen/mechanics have been known to spread them back out an use them but they are worthless safety wise after the first hit. later rcs






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