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[MENTION=46681]awpsome[/MENTION] - that ARB looks fantastic on your rig, what all needed to be done to get it to mount up? It's the tacoma bull bar, correct? Thanks!
 
[MENTION=46681]awpsome[/MENTION] - that ARB looks fantastic on your rig, what all needed to be done to get it to mount up? It's the tacoma bull bar, correct? Thanks!

Thanks!

Yup just the tacoma bull bar. All you need to do is:
Remove stock bumper.
Cut off stock bumper plates.
Slide on the arb frame mounts.
Bolt it up.
Slide the arb bumper on the mounts.
Bolt that up.
Finished.


I would like to mention in between cutting the stock bumper plates and before sliding on the arb mounts to weld in a end cap to the frame to close it off and strengthen it for any future pulls with the arb itself.
The best part is that when you buy the arb kit there are frame extenders that are meant for the tacoma. If you chop those up you can weld that in as end caps.
It's quite an easy install. Very straight forward.
 
Idk I think this is my favorite build ;)

Ha! Yeah, I like that one a lot, too. But, I was trying not to gush too much about other guys' rigs all at the same time!

I especially like it outfitted with the bikes and kayaks, ready for anything!

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Idk I think this is my favorite build ;)

Ha! Yeah, I like that one a lot, too. But, I was trying not to gush too much about other guys' rigs all at the same time!

I especially like it outfitted with the bikes and kayaks, ready for anything!

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wheel/tire & suspension lift specs???

looks great btw

Thanks everyone! Specs are at the bottom of my signature. And here is my build thread:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/70298-bandit-runners-build-thread.html
 
[MENTION=108791]SL28[/MENTION] That picture just solidified the fact that I'm getting an addicted plate bumper. Looks so good!
 
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Checking fender and driveshaft clearance / measuring for bumps ...

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