dangeranger
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We've finally gotten this rear Bumper done and on a vehicle... some minor tweaks but it's good so far... let me know your thoughts...
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Not a fan of the rear mounted tire, but the rest of the truck is sharp. Then again, it doesn't matter what any of us think. If you like it, then its cool. Best.We've finally gotten this rear Bumper done and on a vehicle... some minor tweaks but it's good so far... let me know your thoughts...
the good news for you is... We're going to be offering it with or without the post...Not a fan of the rear mounted tire, but the rest of the truck is sharp. Then again, it doesn't matter what any of us think. If you like it, then its cool. Best.
I honestly don't know the answer to this question... I'm sure it's going to be as good as anything else on the market we just haven't done the testing on this yet.. Sorry for the non answer....Do you figure the receiver is rated for towing the factory 7500lbs?
Love the bumper, but tow very frequently
We've finally gotten this rear Bumper done and on a vehicle... some minor tweaks but it's good so far... let me know your thoughts...
I didn't vote in the poll because it doesn't matter whether I or anyone else likes it, it only matters that you like it. I assume you put the spare there because it wouldn't fit under the truck. I have owned both a FJ40 and a Jeep Rubicon with the spare on the rear. If you are out in the boonies and need your spare, having it on the rear is much better than underneath. The drawback is that the spare can hinder your rear view.I personally love this set-up, reminds me of my Bronco!