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Bajarack or rear bumper w/swingout

I'm looking for some opinions guys, I want/need a place to put my spare tire (33) and gear (hi lift, shovel, tools etc.) to keep them from taking up space and rattling around. I had built a wood rack for everything that I had to break apart to get unstuck at Kane Creek Canyon in Moab , but that let everything rattle too much anyway. So my question is what would be better/smarter, a bajarack(half rack not full) or something like the CBI rear bumper with swingout and all the goodies to hold everything. BTW I like the price of the bajarack better then the CBI(I know the quality is amazing though).

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CBI. Armor and storage. Beats just storage any day.
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IMO everyone will chose the CBI rear swing out. It just looks awesome and it keeps the weight closer to center of gravity which is always a good thing. But damn is it expensive.
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IMO everyone will chose the CBI rear swing out. It just looks awesome and it keeps the weight closer to center of gravity which is always a good thing. But damn is it expensive.


Plus if you get the rear you HAVE to get the front bumper too
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Might want to consider 4xinnovations for a rear bumper as well. They make good stuff and I think the price is a little better too.

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Lots of good points in this thread already, the main thing for me is not having to lift the tire onto/off of the roof though.
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Lots of good points in this thread already, the main thing for me is not having to lift the tire onto/off of the roof though.
Higher COG and possible back injury when you put on the roof = bad idea in my book. Treat yourself to a nice swing out. I really like the CBI hybrid except for the latching mechanism which imo sucks. I ordered a Savage with the swing because it is the only tube option out there.
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I have the savage with swing out, and love it.... Less $$ and weight than cbi. For additional storage, get the rack... Both are probably around the price of the cbi.
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I have the savage with swing out, and love it.... Less $$ and weight than cbi. For additional storage, get the rack... Both are probably around the price of the cbi.
That's a good point, I'm just not in love with tube bumpers. The savage is a good price though.
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both would be great to have, but I'd go with a rear swing 1st of course. I had my spare on the roof last wheeling trip out, and will probably never do that again, it's just a PITA!!

*The Savage rear swing is badass I've seen it in person. Good alternative and much more affordable.
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both would be great to have, but I'd go with a rear swing 1st of course. I had my spare on the roof last wheeling trip out, and will probably never do that again, it's just a PITA!!

*The Savage rear swing is badass I've seen it in person. Good alternative and much more affordable.
Was it a PITA just getting it up and down or other reasons?
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Higher COG and possible back injury when you put on the roof = bad idea in my book. Treat yourself to a nice swing out. I really like the CBI hybrid except for the latching mechanism which imo sucks. I ordered a Savage with the swing because it is the only tube option out there.
Yea screw the tire on the roof. I have enough issues rolling from being off camber with small tires and not huge lift...
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pshh all you guys whining about tires on the roof, try having the equivalent of 3 tires up there and not fudging your pants on the trails :P



At least it sits lower now!
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I vote CBI. I love mine... got a bunch of pics in my build thread if you want to check it out.
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Was it a PITA just getting it up and down or other reasons?
Both- It was a PITA, and other reasons like not being able to get into my garage was the main one for me personally. Or the possibility of my wife not being able to change a flat if need be, (yes she knows how to change a flat tire & yes she's a keeper!) she does drive the 4R quite a bit.

Putting it up there isn't so bad... It's mainly a PITA getting it down safety. I imagine a full size 33" spare is pretty heavy, but not undoable, just not my cup of tea though.

I'm probably going to keep my spare in the cargo area for the next wheeling trip. Good luck!

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Higher COG and possible back injury when you put on the roof = bad idea in my book. Treat yourself to a nice swing out. I really like the CBI hybrid except for the latching mechanism which imo sucks. I ordered a Savage with the swing because it is the only tube option out there.
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Yea screw the tire on the roof. I have enough issues rolling from being off camber with small tires and not huge lift...
I agree with both of you regarding the COG theory.

-A rear swingout is the way to go!

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pshh all you guys whining about tires on the roof, try having the equivalent of 3 tires up there and not fudging your pants on the trails :P
Nice tent man, how's that working out for you?

-BTW fudging in my pants is part of the experience!!
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