stock stubby bumper
09-02-2011, 09:01 AM
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I like the look of the OEM stubby without the plastic the best, I think. However, I would like to keep the factory fog lights. Can you keep the factory fog lights if you rip off all the plastic on the front bumper?
If so, how (pics always appreciated, too!).
Thanks
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I like the look of the OEM stubby without the plastic the best, I think. However, I would like to keep the factory fog lights. Can you keep the factory fog lights if you rip off all the plastic on the front bumper?
If so, how (pics always appreciated, too!).
Thanks
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09-02-2011, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by jesse0376
I took the plastic off then welded sheet metal behind the bumper to cover the huge holes then spray painted it flat black. I will post a close up when I get a chance
09-02-2011, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by jesse0376
Here's a close up and the small holes in the bumper are from the bolts I had in it when I did the stubby with plastic. I like this look much better
09-02-2011, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by jesse0376
Yea but they are just tack welded on a little grinding can fix that in couple minutes
09-03-2011, 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Jhen
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Here's mine...
I like the look of the OEM stubby without the plastic the best, I think. However, I would like to keep the factory fog lights. Can you keep the factory fog lights if you rip off all the plastic on the front bumper?
If so, how (pics always appreciated, too!).
ThanksAttachment 205895Attachment 205896
I like the look of the OEM stubby without the plastic the best, I think. However, I would like to keep the factory fog lights. Can you keep the factory fog lights if you rip off all the plastic on the front bumper?
If so, how (pics always appreciated, too!).
Thanks
Attachment 205895Attachment 205896there might be a few others out there but I saw that recently.
09-03-2011, 05:31 AM
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There is a guy that has adapters for those that want to run the Stock bumper w/o plastic and keep the fogs. Elevated - www.WearElevated.com
there might be a few others out there but I saw that recently.
there might be a few others out there but I saw that recently.
Thanks...I really appreciate it. I checked it out and it looks pretty good. I emailed them with a couple of questions, but the most important one concerned protecting the OEM factory fogs from rocks, etc. In other words, I didn't know if traditional fog light guards would work or not to offer a bit more protection.
Thanks again!!!