Would it be possible to see a picture of the bull bar and the part of the bull bar that bolts to the car?
Hmmm - maybe I have the same issue. I agree with to_fire, a poly bushing may be the way to go. I would go to a well stocked auto parts place and see what the can find for you. Bring the bolts with you so they know the size hole. Maybe an Auto Zone or similiar - they seem willing to go the extra mile for me in the past.Try polyurethane. It's a lot harder. Poly bushings are used to mount anti-sway bars.
It looks nice. What does it do (is it just for looks or does it protect the vehicle somehow)?I have a Black Horse Bull Bar on my 09 HH.
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Down here we call them tourista crushers. Nothing works better to get tourists to get the heck out of your way.It looks nice. What does it do (is it just for looks or does it protect the vehicle somehow)?
I may be a weakling, but I can't get mine to move either by westling with it or sitting on it.I saw one at the dealer and I grabbed the top of it and was able to push and pull it back and forth...I said 'wow, it's not secured at the top'. But it sure was purteee!
-Jason.
Cool. The BlackHorse one must be much better than what I saw at the Toyota dealership here on a Highlander. I will give the distributor a call and ask some questions. I would look really nice on my black Highlander Hybrid for sure.I may be a weakling, but I can't get mine to move either by westling with it or sitting on it.
it all depends with what purpose you want it for in my case i work in an area with no private parking and a ton of people with lease cars they dont care if they bump you 20 times while parking, rather than getting a new bumper i decided to get this that way i take joy in pushing there car hard on my way in and out. (just returning the favor)It looks nice. What does it do (is it just for looks or does it protect the vehicle somehow)?