🔧 Dorman 31068 Rear Replacement Jounce Bumper for Enhanced SEO Review

Fine except the screw holes aren't even close to where they should be. They won't fit a Camaro 96 without a lot of grinding to move the bolt holes.

Had to drill a few holes to fit and the bumper didn't quite match the bottom bracket but was close enough. Not exactly an exact copy.

Once again, Dorman's aftermarket products didn't fit right. The hole spacing was 3/16" too big for my car and yes that is the correct part number from Dorman. Back to OEM for me!

This item was scrap! The holes were too small, it had a tear, when I tried to attach it it broke in half! Complete junk and Dorman normally makes a product of the highest quality! I need another one ASAP and it has to be the right hole diameter!

The Dorman part is the same height as the stock bumper plus the stock aluminum spacer so I didn't have to use a spacer on the new bumper - no problem. Bolt hole centers on OEM parts (and the vehicle body) are closer together than Dorman parts. I had to cut holes in the new bumper towards the center, .100" at a time to fit. I haven't found better parts anywhere else, so it's a typical old car treat. I used a 2001 TransAm. With them is everything ok, except for the distance between the holes.

As mentioned in other reviews, the bracket hole sizes do not match the OEM product sizes. On one end of the bracket I rounded the hole with a large drill and then lengthened it with a file. This process was time consuming so I grabbed the other end of the bracket with a Dremel tool and lengthened the hole in about 5 minutes. It's much quicker and easier to machine the second bracket with a Dremel tool, and it doesn't remove more bracket metal than is needed for the installation. I saved $20 per