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Does anyone what these fender to body connector thingys are called?

Discussion in '5th Gen 4Runners (2010-2024)' started by Racso4Runner2, Oct 5, 2024.

  1. Oct 5, 2024 at 9:59 AM
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    Racso4Runner2

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    Bumper Holders is one name.
     
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    I dunno. They're a thing in the RICEr community. Please tell me you're not putting that shit on your 4R.
     
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    Not for looks. But I have separation at bumper/fender due to connection point inner fender broken. I've tried several things (glue, double-sided tape,) but, it won't stay. Short of replacing bumber with OEM or alternative, I'm just looking for solution. And I saw these today. So, maybe not these exactly but,...
     
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    Depending on the circumstance, I've had good luck with strategically drilled holes and zip ties. Sometimes have to take a lot of stuff off to get it done, but it's ended up clean and invisible.
     
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    A more exact name would be "quick release bumper holder"

    Here's a link to some just like in your photo, but they have other styles and colors as well to choose from.

    https://www.sickspeed.com/products/spiked-bumper-quick-release-kit-p10?variant=12814750941226
     
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    Oh they actually have a function? I just thought they were called “dumb shits”.
     
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    haha, that’s funny “deltabravo” that they named them after your parents! Hilarious
     
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    I seem to remember seeing on YouTube that the part you described as broken is replaceable. I may be wrong on that.

    Another option would be to install a rivnut or a t-nut in the broken piece behind and then fasten the bumper to it with as innocuous a piece of hardware you can find. That way you can leave the fender out of the equation. Maybe a button head machine screw.
     
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