homemade bumper
02-20-2008 | 09:09 PM
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JK Enthusiast
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From: fullerton
thanks all. I finaly got to test it out. Hooked the winch up to my work van and put the e brake on the jeep on and it pulled it down the street leaving a tire mark. it worked great no problem.
02-20-2008 | 09:19 PM
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JK Newbie
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From: NY
Great job on the bumper. Also a nice idea to get it rhino lined. I have my fender flares rhino lined and it gives it more rugged look. I suggest if your going to get the bumper done throw some extra pennies and get the flares done as well, I can't wait to see it completed. Keep up the good work. 
02-20-2008 | 09:54 PM
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From: Albuquerque, NM
Very nice! 
I don't know firsthand, but I've been reading up on Rhino vs LineX, and I think LineX is harder and more durable. About the only good thing I've heard about Rhino is that 'cause it's softer, things tend to slide around (pickup truck beds) less. That may not be great for a bumper.
Just 2c I've borrowed from others...
I don't know firsthand, but I've been reading up on Rhino vs LineX, and I think LineX is harder and more durable. About the only good thing I've heard about Rhino is that 'cause it's softer, things tend to slide around (pickup truck beds) less. That may not be great for a bumper.
Just 2c I've borrowed from others...