Rear crash beam mod for JDM IX rear bumper
untrue. This is whats called a supplement for an adjuster. For damage the adjuster can't yet see, he will come back again when the body shop has found hidden damage underneath in the process of the repair. The supplement will be added ontop of the first evaluation. I also know some adjusters and some have done as much as ten supplements to a single car.
Not sure which part of the country your from or which company these adjusters work for but thats shoddy worksmanship on their part. However i do know that some companies train there adjusters better than others, alot better.
Not sure which part of the country your from or which company these adjusters work for but thats shoddy worksmanship on their part. However i do know that some companies train there adjusters better than others, alot better.
Incorrect. The beam itself is designed to distribute the weight (impact from the crash) evenly across the back of the car and direct it to the 2 "shock absorbers" What you/they did was remove the part of the bumper beam that is indeed the part that is designed to “absorb” the impact.
Now this is far better than removing it all together….but your statement is incorrect.
Matt
Now this is far better than removing it all together….but your statement is incorrect.
Matt
Last edited by Skywarp; Jul 18, 2008 at 10:54 PM.
ima about to get a jdm9 bumper because i just got rear ended....the impact was probably only 10mph or less....as of now (1st est.) $2,700. my trunk floor has ripped apart at the seem welds and folded over like paper( another EVO hit me)....IMHO i dont see how a crash beam did anything for my car....
but there is a way to modify everything to work with the JDM bumper??
but there is a way to modify everything to work with the JDM bumper??
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