Bumper options - Front and Rear
Recovery Vehicle
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Boston
Geek. You know I'm
Not far away I could pop my front bumper off in like an hour, (assuming my fender bender two years ago didn't jack the alignment) drive over and you could take all the measurements you want to. If this is something enough of us are serious about maybe we could entertain a group buy? Basically the ones that have been named already are at the top of my list. Especially HLC. But the equipe stuff, while beautiful is SO overpriced. Look at their lift kits. Crazy
Not far away I could pop my front bumper off in like an hour, (assuming my fender bender two years ago didn't jack the alignment) drive over and you could take all the measurements you want to. If this is something enough of us are serious about maybe we could entertain a group buy? Basically the ones that have been named already are at the top of my list. Especially HLC. But the equipe stuff, while beautiful is SO overpriced. Look at their lift kits. Crazy
Rock Crawling
Joined: Aug 2010
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Ok, that sounds like a good start -
Turf, I may definitely take you up on that. First and foremost, though, we need an initial design so everyone can throw rocks at it to mold it into what we want. I gotta feed the kids at the moment but I'll hop on the home CAD later tonight and throw some images up to get things rolling.
Turf, I may definitely take you up on that. First and foremost, though, we need an initial design so everyone can throw rocks at it to mold it into what we want. I gotta feed the kids at the moment but I'll hop on the home CAD later tonight and throw some images up to get things rolling.
Camel Trophy
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: IL
Looking to replace the front and rear bumpers on my 95 D1. Was originally going to get some High Country Bumpers - but they closed up shop.
Any options other than spending $2k+ on Rovertym.
I don't weld - nor know anyone who does, so unfortunately I can't make my own..
Any options other than spending $2k+ on Rovertym.
I don't weld - nor know anyone who does, so unfortunately I can't make my own..
I have a front HiCountry and steering skid. Could be talking into selling it.
Shoot me a PM if interested.
Last edited by fishEH; Oct 10, 2011 at 07:10 PM.
Winching
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Mesa, AZ
Here you go, found it, Rock Star Fab...
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Mudding
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Timnath, Colorado
Ooooh. I had forgot about the Rock Star Fab bumpers... Anyone have any experience with these/ or heard feedback on them. Definitely like the looks. Kinda like a poor mans Equipe.
Just emailed them for more info.
thanks!
Just emailed them for more info.
thanks!
Recovery Vehicle
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Quarryville, Pa
I have one on my truck. I gotta say ive never bent or twisted it and the finish has held up very good too. I dont care mutch for the Equipe bumpers myself they dont wrap around the side of the fender and dont offer mutch for protection for thenturn signal area.
Last edited by Long Haul; Oct 10, 2011 at 10:22 PM.
Recovery Vehicle
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From: Quarryville, Pa
I dont think yours will need sanded mutch, just a couple rough spots i noticed here an there. It would probably take me most of a day with different compounds. Maybe once I get my garage setup at the Mrs's house I wanna start doing more of that stuff there