Shrockworks Front Bumper UPDATE
09-19-2007, 07:21 AM
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OK, OK...... If five people call me and place an order, I will run a batch of these. It will look just like the pic above. NO WINCH cutout on the top, no fairlead hole and no provisions for mounting a winch. Integrated fog lights. NO RECEIVER hitch. It will have two small 1/4" holes centered in the front face for a lisc plate.
Pricing will be the same as the current Winch Mount Stubby JK Front Bumper
Jim
Pricing will be the same as the current Winch Mount Stubby JK Front Bumper
Jim
09-19-2007, 07:22 AM
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09-19-2007, 07:58 AM
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We didnt design it to do that. It could be done, but you would need to drill your own holes for the winch and the top face of the bumper would need to be braced back to the frame. It would be a pretty simple mod. Since five people have not ordered this bumper, the fate of it is still in limbo though.
09-19-2007, 08:10 AM
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The PIAA 525's work great as fogs. Much better than the stock ones and no trouble with oncoming traffic. The beam pattern is correct for use with a low beam.
If you install a lift that levels out the Jeep, i.e. raises the front more than the rear, your low beams will then be aimed too high and THAT caused a lot of people to flash me until I re-adjusted the headlights.
If you install a lift that levels out the Jeep, i.e. raises the front more than the rear, your low beams will then be aimed too high and THAT caused a lot of people to flash me until I re-adjusted the headlights.
