Smitty Built XRC rear bumper.....
03-03-2009, 03:30 PM
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i have one
doesnt rattle lines up but the hinge on the swingarm was a challenge to reach
pretty heavy duty
i like it have no complaints
doesnt rattle lines up but the hinge on the swingarm was a challenge to reach
pretty heavy duty
i like it have no complaints
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03-03-2009, 03:43 PM
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03-03-2009, 08:42 PM
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https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-show-tell-33/finally-got-src-bumper-tire-carrier-64944/
you can follow the link
the latch is solid
you have to keep the handle straight to run the other end of it thru a bracket
then turn it 90 degrees
when it first was marketed it was only 350 or so, now sells for 800
alittle steep if you ask me
you can follow the link
the latch is solid
you have to keep the handle straight to run the other end of it thru a bracket
then turn it 90 degrees
when it first was marketed it was only 350 or so, now sells for 800
alittle steep if you ask me
03-04-2009, 07:59 AM
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https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64944
you can follow the link
the latch is solid
you have to keep the handle straight to run the other end of it thru a bracket
then turn it 90 degrees
when it first was marketed it was only 350 or so, now sells for 800
alittle steep if you ask me
you can follow the link
the latch is solid
you have to keep the handle straight to run the other end of it thru a bracket
then turn it 90 degrees
when it first was marketed it was only 350 or so, now sells for 800
alittle steep if you ask me
03-05-2009, 08:32 AM
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the tire mounts along the center bar thru a triangle
holes for the bracket arm are located throughout the bar
i am using a 35" tire and still i can mount it to the bottom rung
and still not make contact with the top of the bumper
the latch handle has a male to female on the bumper
once the male piece's teeth pass thru you turn it 90 degrees to close
holes for the bracket arm are located throughout the bar
i am using a 35" tire and still i can mount it to the bottom rung
and still not make contact with the top of the bumper
the latch handle has a male to female on the bumper
once the male piece's teeth pass thru you turn it 90 degrees to close