Addicted Offroad's new 120 chassis bumper

swapmeet said:
Great work! This is by far my favorite design.

I have a few questions:
How much flex will there be in the 'wings' or area that wraps under the fender.
Not expecting it to be a jack point, but curious how much it can handle.

Also, how does your bumper effect the windshield washer tank? Can it be retained?


Thanks for making another great product for us 4th gen guys.
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We gusset the inside of each wing for added strength and support so there should be too much flex at all in that area. It does retain the windshield washer res. But, like pretty much most aftermarket bumpers, its possible to hit it. Not much we can do about that. And, its the same on pretty much anything newer than 1995.
 
OK Guys We are going to start a group for these new bumpers, starting as of tomorrow and will run it for a period of 1 month.I will post a new thread in the General Discussion section. The GB will go something like this -

We need to get 10 people to commit for $100 off or 15 people to commit for $125 off, If you commit you will be required to make a 10% deposit at the time of committing then at the closing of the GB you will be required to pay the remaining balance.Shipping will still be the same flat rate. I am still in the process of communicating with ATOR to sort of payment and lead time...


Hope this works for everyone ,,, As of right now this GB will just be for the initial first run of bumpers so no custom orders as we would like to keep the lead time as short as possible!
 
Hey Scott, can you post a pic of how the main bumper mounts to the crossmember? Is it just the 2+2 bolts on the lower edge of the main bumper?

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Greydog said:
Hey Scott, can you post a pic of how the main bumper mounts to the crossmember? Is it just the 2+2 bolts on the lower edge of the main bumper?

Thanks 1
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I don't have the rig in the shop anymore, but you can see somewhat how it mounts in this pic.
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Ironed out the 06-09 4th gen bumpers. This bumper allows the grill to recess into the bumper for fitment.

Will still be a month before we ship the first of the 06-09s out.

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kevinpt said:
any plans for fog light holes in the bumper?
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I asked the same question in his other thread (see below). I would have gladly spent the extra $, but he indicated it wasn't cost effect on my end...:crazy: so I spent my $$ elsewhere on a bumper with fog lamp openings. I really like his bumper, but fog light insets were a must for me.

I can appreciate the production line idea and keeping things simple to keep costs & production times under control. But a lot of us would pay an up charge fee for particular options.

ebg18t said:
[MENTION=17736]AddictedOffroad[/MENTION] - Scotty if someone wanted recessed 4" lights or the 3" led square lights in the front bumper can you cut holes and weld an internal bracket?
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AddictedOffroad said:
At this point, I am going to say no. In order for us to keep turn times down and keep the pricing low, doing custom stuff on each bumper isn't really an option. Especially because everyone will want something different. Not everyone wants a square Rigid light, not everyone wants a round light either. Plain and simple is that we cut these in bulk and deliver them to our press bender. So, every time we have to cut one that is different it adds a lot of time as they need to be done individually. So, the price would effect that. And, IMO, it isn't cost effect on your end, or our end to do that.
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ebg18t said:
I asked the same question in his other thread (see below). I would have gladly spent the extra $, but he indicated it wasn't cost effect on my end...:crazy: so I spent my $$ elsewhere on a bumper with fog lamp openings. I really like his bumper, but fog light insets were a must for me.

I can appreciate the production line idea and keeping things simple to keep costs & production times under control. But a lot of us would pay an up charge fee for particular options.
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If every single person wanted the same thing it would be doable.
 
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