Fabricating my own rear Bumper Steel or aluminium?
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Nice looking bumper
Mike did you make that or have that made? I like how the corners look. It nicely matches the upper plastic corner protectors.
So if I fabricate a brace for the wrap around corners with square stock that welds to a bold mounted piece where the trailer hitch bolts. I think that should be as strong as steel. I had a truss design envisioned for support.
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I just wanted to comment on this blinker and reverse talk, this was something I had done earlier this year.... I was gonna one day fab a rear bumper as well... so recently after I updated my 2000 disco 2 to the 2004 headlights and could not find any tail lights to complete my update in the rear... So I wired in reverse LEDs under the bumper on brackets I made, with the blinker wiring ran to the Reverse Clear Lense, using an Orange bulb, so Now whenever i'm ready, I can discard my bumper and not have to incorporate lights into my new rear bumper build... DiscoMike, btw nice bumper...!! Here is a shot of my rear end also...
In short:
reverse lights are now orange blinkers,
bright *** reverse LEDs are under bumper,
bumper brake lights and blinkers are completely disconected and ready to remove.....
Now has 2004 blinker and reverse updates on 2000 Disco.... Quick and easy update to any disco, helps be seen, and helps put the reverse lights closer to the ground where they are actually needed.....
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Mike did you make that or have that made? I like how the corners look. It nicely matches the upper plastic corner protectors.
So if I fabricate a brace for the wrap around corners with square stock that welds to a bold mounted piece where the trailer hitch bolts. I think that should be as strong as steel. I had a truss design envisioned for support.
So if I fabricate a brace for the wrap around corners with square stock that welds to a bold mounted piece where the trailer hitch bolts. I think that should be as strong as steel. I had a truss design envisioned for support.
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I just wanted to comment on this blinker and reverse talk, this was something I had done earlier this year.... I was gonna one day fab a rear bumper as well... so recently after I updated my 2000 disco 2 to the 2004 headlights and could not find any tail lights to complete my update in the rear... So I wired in reverse LEDs under the bumper on brackets I made, with the blinker wiring ran to the Reverse Clear Lense, using an Orange bulb, so Now whenever i'm ready, I can discard my bumper and not have to incorporate lights into my new rear bumper build... DiscoMike, btw nice bumper...!! Here is a shot of my rear end also...
In short:
reverse lights are now orange blinkers,
bright *** reverse LEDs are under bumper,
bumper brake lights and blinkers are completely disconected and ready to remove.....
Now has 2004 blinker and reverse updates on 2000 Disco.... Quick and easy update to any disco, helps be seen, and helps put the reverse lights closer to the ground where they are actually needed.....
In short:
reverse lights are now orange blinkers,
bright *** reverse LEDs are under bumper,
bumper brake lights and blinkers are completely disconected and ready to remove.....
Now has 2004 blinker and reverse updates on 2000 Disco.... Quick and easy update to any disco, helps be seen, and helps put the reverse lights closer to the ground where they are actually needed.....
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the wheels are made by fuel and are called hostage... 18x10's.... I paid about 225 each for 5 wheels... I don't remember the exact offset but it was the max negative offset that fuel had in that wheel, in that size, in a blank.....
otherwise I thought we were talking about bumpers on this thread...??