SHROCKWORKS Rear Stubby Tire Carrier install with PICS
11-02-2008, 05:03 PM
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LOOKS GREAT !
How long did it take to get your rear bumper ?
I have had a rear full width ordered and paid for since July 1 !
I have called several times and only get , "we have parts ordered and still waiting "
I am getting very tired of waiting !
How long did it take to get your rear bumper ?
I have had a rear full width ordered and paid for since July 1 !
I have called several times and only get , "we have parts ordered and still waiting "
I am getting very tired of waiting !
11-03-2008, 04:38 AM
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Nice write up, we're glad it all came together well and went smoothly, it's been alot of work.
Are you Dimitri? If not PM your info and I'll tell you where you are. Either way we didn't take orders (meaning $$) until Sept. and we told the customer at the time of order 15 weeks.
The stock tire bumpers can be reused and trimmed (shortened) to contact the carrier arm as well as the ADJUSTABLE rubber bumper shown....you shouldn't be having any issues, we haven't with alot more gear on there for an extended amount of time.
To access the wiring (it's alot harder to do it in the tight space inside the tub) to splice in the lights to the reverse power wire as well as the lisc. plate light/3rd brake light.
Nick
To access the wiring (it's alot harder to do it in the tight space inside the tub) to splice in the lights to the reverse power wire as well as the lisc. plate light/3rd brake light.
Nick
Last edited by ToyFamily; 11-03-2008 at 04:47 AM.
11-03-2008, 05:19 AM
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Love it, well worth the cost I'm sure. I was considering a one-off custom from a local shop but for his cost to build it I think I'll go this direction, plus I already have their front stubby/winch bumper.
11-03-2008, 05:19 AM
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I am much happier with how Shrockworks approached their lead time this go around. Of course, I haven't received mine yet, but I have no expectation of it being done until sometime in December. I'll be happy if they keep that committment.
11-03-2008, 05:50 AM
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sure always a concern, don't know how it will physically can get caught on something since its flush with the body, but definitely something to consider
11-03-2008, 03:09 PM
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I'm sure at some point someone will stock them. I think Screaming Lizard is stocking some of their other products. I know what you mean with the front bumper. I had similar issues with the wait. Everyone there has been great, but they had supplier issues. I even spoke to Jim Shrake at length about it at one point. I think they learned from that and are quoting accordingly.
11-03-2008, 04:31 PM
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Shrockworks Bumpers
I actually purchased the front mid from Screaming lizard. They had it in stock and shipped right away. I am VERY Happy with the mid. I am sorry , but I DID order On July 1 , 2008 . The order was for : (2) rear mid width and (1) Stubby front . I was told it would be 6-8 weeks . I will pm the rest of the info.