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Old 06-28-2025, 03:29 PM
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scott70, I apologize for the trouble you're having! The measurement we have on file for these bumpers would be 1.45" x .85" x .51". Please compare and let me know.

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Basically the length and width are the same but my original thickness is like. 34-.35 compared to the thicker ones which are .500-.510. The inline tube ones are also the thicker ones. I guess no one sells the thinner ones.

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I ended up cutting these down to .440 -.450 so it latches and unlatches with minimal play in the seat.

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I ended up cutting these down to .440 -.450 so it latches and unlatches with minimal play in the seat.
Thank you for continuing with the thread and keeping us updated! I will make sure to note the differences we've seen here for any future questions.

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