Thanks! I agree this bumper looks awesome. It's an amazing piece and it'll definitely be sad to see it go. Bummer shrockworks went under, their products are great. Unfortunately for what I do, the clearance just isn't enough.
Those are good points to consider.
Yeah maybe is has to do with angle on my ACC or a recal, not sure why I can get it to work right. Mine mounts to the side as well, next to the front badge, so I think ours is similar. I'll f with angle some more but it is definitely a pain behind the grill...
Yeah I have flexed it out quite a bit rolling around Moab. From the looks of your pic, those Icons are very squishy, something I worried about looking at them. The Timbrens are thicker/stronger and don't compress as much. I don't have any pics of it flexed out. The other differences I have from...
Looks sweet! I like the idea of the bull bars for both ARB and Coastal as well. Never know when a deer will just pop out.
How does the adaptive cruise relocation work for you? If you have it. I like the center mount for the ARB. As I have problems with my current relocation
That's what I was thinking. The coastal rear looks great. I'm sixes on price, as I don't have a welder so it'll end up costing the same as others to have built. The ARB front also has the best adaptive cruise relocation I have seen. I'm currently using the ADD, and it constantly grabs vehicles...
Read my thoughts while typing haha. Yeah, seems like they are all expensive. And I am not sold on welding the coastal. I love the ARB look, I'm just not sure how much actual clearance is gained being it sticks out so far. Also for the rear I basically have no high clearance options aside from...
Thanks!
I appreciate the point out too, looks like he has the coastal offroad, which is in my top contenders next to the ARB.
Those lights exceed expectations honestly, they are slightly brighter than my fogs and the best part is they can be turned on independently. I mostly use them to see the...
Awesome! Do you happen to have a pic of the current axle angle? I'm trying to compare this to the rough country 3.5 lift drop. The rough County involves cutting and more parts however
In that case, your truck should still handle slick rock and inclines under or around 20 degrees. I took mine down a few times when mine was stock, which being the Tremor only has about a 1.5in lift from standard and 31.5in tires. Not a huge amount over a 4x4. It did very well going on routes...
I'm just at 50k miles, got the truck new only a year and a half ago. I take the truck crawling and overlanding every weekend and I beat the living ***** outta this thing lol, not a single broken part or issue. Only ever replaced the battery once. Its an amazing overland/offroader and the power...