Recent content by 2004Runner4x4

I've never been mentioned before! Thank you for that. And I'm an active user, just stay in the shadows, lurking and waiting. If a rubber mallet was strong enough to straighten them out, that should be a clear indicator that they aren't meant to pull someone out. Just get something beefier...

wkeryder, not sure if you saw me but I'm on 295 a decent amount. Brickyard, I now know for a fact you saw me.

I would probably go wiht a 1" BL. I've done them before from RB and I've liked the look. Not to much but subtle enough to notice. Does anyone have any experience installing a body lift with front and rear after market bumpers. The rear one I'm not so much worried about as the front. Does a...

You seem very excited about this.

Well, welcome!

Do what you want with your truck. If you don't like blue emblems change 'em. If you dont like light bars or racks, sell 'em and give the money to your parents. I will say when I was 17, I had a Ford Windstar and I didn't get a gift of such a nice vehicle let alone new tires for good grades...

CBI is a good option as well. I love the Shrockworks I have, and it does cover the washer fluid bottle with detachable plates and also comes with PIAA lights for the fogs and decent turn signals. My only issue ever with them was the 6 or 7 month wait time. And constant beating around the bush...

Headlights are holding up great! Hardly any wear on them and after almost 2 years, still look good! Quick update: Got the car washed Friday, a couple days later I come out of work to see this: Glad it wasn't my plastic one. It would have been toast.

Finally got around to installing my Blue Lake Offroad rear bumper. It's been a process and they make a great product. Enjoy.

Couldn't agree more. Currently I have the same setup at the op including the Shrockworks (not including the winch). I'm adding a rear bumper with tire carrier and then upgrading my suspension all around to the heavy OME coils with new shocks.

Saw the thread and immediately checked mine. I had plenty of room around mine with no signs of contact. I've had my bumper on for over 7 months now. But would have been good to had a warning to check and prevent if anything would have happened.

I think the real question is, what does YOUR gut tell you? Is your driving ability able to handle this? Are you willing to risk any damage? Are you willing to go and turn around when you can't go further? Are you willing to go all the way and venture back down? What does your gut tell you?

Well, it's settled. I ordered my Blue Lake Offroad Rear Bumper. In 6 to 10 weeks, probably closer to 10 based on my previous experience(not with Blue Lake), we will all find out how durable, heavy duty, and good looking these bumpers actually are. I'll be sure to do a write-up of the install if...

Looks Familiar! Looks Good!

I've been in contact with Blue Lake Offroad through email. They've had quick replies back and given me some good information. Personally I like the look of the rear, already have a shrockworks up front, so I didn't bother looking or asking about the front. But as for the rear, the lead time is 6...