21-11-2021, 06:57 PM
Agree with Graham and Paul that looks like the front bumper at the rear end.
I too bought S/S bumpers for my Ruby and had to resort to a good deal of coaxing to get them to fit but I would not make any attempt to bend them to shape, mine took up their own form by locating both of the inner bolts and loosely fitting each nut. This did entail a fair bit of persuasion of the irons, I then fitted the outer bolts and again loosely fitting the nuts.
All of this took a great deal of persuasion of the irons including using clamps to manipulate the bumper and irons. Then I gradually tightened each nut and the bumper took up its natural shape, without any prior bending.
But make sure the bumpers are at the correct ends.
I too bought S/S bumpers for my Ruby and had to resort to a good deal of coaxing to get them to fit but I would not make any attempt to bend them to shape, mine took up their own form by locating both of the inner bolts and loosely fitting each nut. This did entail a fair bit of persuasion of the irons, I then fitted the outer bolts and again loosely fitting the nuts.
All of this took a great deal of persuasion of the irons including using clamps to manipulate the bumper and irons. Then I gradually tightened each nut and the bumper took up its natural shape, without any prior bending.
But make sure the bumpers are at the correct ends.