I can't share a photo yet, but the sensors are located close to the center and either side of the integrated hitch receiver. SVC said they did quite a bit of recent development around this, so the position may not be the same as the photo they sent me, but the sensors are definitely considered.
Hi Javier,Hay been busy haven’t really been on on forum. I got rear ended last year insurance cut me check it was enough to replace it with add stealth fighter bumper.
I am selling my used bumper. That exact one actually in the photos. That is my Ranger that was used for the photoshoot. It is for sale in the member marketplace threads.
Your rig looks great in the photos. What have been your impressions of the Westin bumper?
I have honestly really liked them. Zero issues, and easy installation. Their bumpers retain all factory sensors, so there is not loss of everyday driving convenience. They are priced well compared to the other brands out on the market.
SVC Baja rear bumper photos...
Here's one from before the rocker treatment:
These are after:
-Tom
What insurance company do you have? My general experience has been OEM replacement and or cost of same. Would be stoked to have an insurance company I can just give work receipts to and show what was on the truck and damaged to have them pay out without hassle (insurance claims are usually a nightmare, and even had one where work was refused on a used car because a last accident hadn't had the frame repaired to the new insurance inspectors liking).
I’ve got the same one ..I went with the Black Horse OffRoad bumper
I have since added the backup lights in it.
When I was looking at trucks I really liked the bumper steps on the Canyorado twins, but nobody else did that. The steps are what really drew me to this one.
The steps make getting in/out of the bed a breeze.
I'm hoping it will be a good match with the ARB front that I'm planning on.
