Well as most of you know the Contour SVT's have some WICKED bumper sag, i was sick of mine looking stupid and ghetto so i decided to make something up.

Basically all i did was take some 2"x1 1/2" Wood, Cut it to an appropriet length, wrap it with some Carpet foam and then shove it inbewteen the bumper and the body.

If you look up bewteen the bumper and the bodywork you'll notice that there is nothing in the way to push the bumper sag out, my mod pushes it out so it looks nice.

I've had these on my car for over 5 months, they have not ever fallen out, and i've been to the track and on open track days and nothing, they have not even moved.

Here are some pics:
Before:





After:

Gonna have to try this out

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I'd say good job, but that didn't really fix the bumper sag. That gap isn't any smaller than the original picture.

If you looked around, there is a how-to for this. Where the bumper bolts on, there is enough room in the bolt holes, to thread a 2nd bolt in, from the other side. This lifts the bumper to its original position, and leaves no room for the bumper to slide/sag.

Mark

It looks to have closed the gap some. What I can't figure out is the need for rubber gloves to handle wood and foam. Are we mysophobic or something?

Originally posted by IRingTwyce:

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It looks to have closed the gap some. What I can't figure out is the need for rubber gloves to handle wood and foam. Are we mysophobic or something?

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I was doing some other mods that day, i think they were something internally like engine work.

It fixes the sag IN not down. The bolt-fix does not fix the movement inwards of the bumper.