vandegrift

I am hoping I get enough money back on the Tax return that I can afford it.. I love this rear.

jeepersjeep

removed.....

batherton87

Thats awesome im highly considering this bumper myself thanks for all those detailed pictures there it would be greatly appreciated if u continued that for the rest of the install(especially the cuting of the frame im a lil scared of that part haha)

saravonshep

I really like that set up, is that 5 gal of fuel on the back?

Rafi

just FYI to those looking to buy it.. it may sway your decision.. its much more than a notch, in my opinion..





its a nice looking bumper. its well built. powdercoating is top notch.

shipping is atrocious, and lies will leave a bad taste in everyones mouth

Sharkey

Forgive the question that might be obvious (I'm not used to hacking up the frame), but from the looks of it I'm guessing you have to cut out a section of the frame "crossmember" to slide the winch plate and bumper towards the front of the Jeep? What happens to the rest of the crossmember? Does it bolt to the bumper on either side of the winch plate? How will (or does it even) that affect the strength of the frame in the rear?

batherton87

Yea i'm really interested in seeing what needs to be done it terms of cutting as that will pretty much make or break my decision to buy this bumper

JK44M

Humm? Are you talking about the bottle jack?

trucco

very nice bumper.

Rafi

Great questions... I haveno idea. I have a cutting wheel, and zawzall, laying on the floor near the rear bumper, but with non of these questions answered I hvnt cut anything yet. Free weekend and this to do and I'm not doing it... Iv never been this frustrated over something that's suppose to be fun