Front and Rear Bumpers: Poison Spyder or LOD
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Originally Posted by Ryan0260
I don't think he's talking about shipping weight, he's talking about mounted weight. For me that made a huge decision for me. I didn't want a super heavy bumper weighing me down in the front
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I'm actually leaning towards JCR & PSC now lol. So does anyone have the JCR bumpers, and would you mind telling me any pros or cons. Thanks for the input from everyone, this kinda hard choice for me.
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Originally Posted by finndogg
So I ask what bumpers did you go with lol. I'm not to picky on weight, but lighter is better as long as there tough.
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I recently went through the same thing. I went with LOD. JCR and PSC were the contenders. It came down to looks with the front bumper and features with the rear. I like having the lights, a lower hoop and the winch tucked in and nearly out of sight. I ordered the rear with carrier the connects to the tailgate, making it easier to use the back of the Jeep.
All three brands are made in the USA and are no doubt a better choice than the other brands' chinese stuff.
All three brands are made in the USA and are no doubt a better choice than the other brands' chinese stuff.
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I have a LoD full width front bumper and it has been holding quite well, even though I do not do rocks. Mostly roads and one trail here and there.
Nonetheless, I would recommend it. Very easy to install (did it myself) and looks great. Also fit the winch perfectly. No need for drillings or adjusting.
I am planning a rear bumper and most likely will go with a LoD also.
Cannot comment on the others since I do not have them.
Nonetheless, I would recommend it. Very easy to install (did it myself) and looks great. Also fit the winch perfectly. No need for drillings or adjusting.
I am planning a rear bumper and most likely will go with a LoD also.
Cannot comment on the others since I do not have them.
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I have a JCR Dagger Stinger front
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and Crusader Rear with tire carrier. Waiting on hardware to mount the rear.
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and Crusader Rear with tire carrier. Waiting on hardware to mount the rear.
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