Dorman 31064 Front Lower Suspension Control Arm Bumper: Enhance Your Chevrolet, GMC, and Oldsmobile Models' Performance Review

I am very happy with it. They seem to be made out of a durable material (the manufacturer's website says they're made out of either rubber or styrofoam). I had to straighten the breech piece at the top to fit my 1998 Chevy Blazer, but otherwise it fit perfectly. The nut was not included but luckily I was able to reuse the nut from my previous fender.

This is fantastic. The ones on my 2000 Bravada were almost completely destroyed. When I installed them they had a huge impact on the beats, it was amazing! The only negative was trying to install them. If you want to make it easier on yourself, just remove the old bumper from the car with a screwdriver, but leave the frame that was bolted to the car. Then simply pull the new bumper out of the frame, grease it a little and put it in the old frame that is already installed on the car. Some elbow…

This product has worked well but as other reviews have stated the pin that holds it in place needs adjustment while you tighten the nut . a small pin stamped on top to ensure that the product does not rotate when the nut is tightened, and the pin is slightly tilted, not straight up and down. I also had to use a large screwdriver and hammer to straighten the pin, but it was a very small job and the product fitted perfectly. Easy to install, in a more accessible part of the frame on the top…

there. But that's not why I'm writing a review, it's how they are done. The tabs holding the rubber bumper are wrong. You need to bend the body on three sides to keep the rubber bumper from popping out. I don't think they will last long. If I go down far enough to use them, he jumps onto the street. I've tried bending the three pins a little more but I still don't think they will last long. I had to buy original GMs for a few bucks more. My bearings that I removed were bent on three sides and…