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[quote="Rob2859"][quote="JordGJ"]i bolted mine on because i know it's probably gonna catch quite a bit so wanted it secure! but for cars that aren't stupidly low self tappers will be fine yeah[/quote] I did the same. Put it on and caught it a few times which pulled it down. I bolted it in again and have caught it a few times and its held firm. I think if it does come of the bumper will be going with it as its got about 20 bolts in it[/quote]
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