Cant wait to see this,,
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andreylights
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interesting
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Monoman2345
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No one here? Or do we have a photoshop expert?
04rnr
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we do, have some good photoshop people.
alextmullis
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There’s already a thread for this bumper that has photos of it on a vehicle
xtremewlr
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A link to said thread would have been helpful...
04rnr
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link?
04rnr
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Thanks for the link, no wonder I couldnt find it, different names. Those are close to the same but the SRQ ha a much taller molle panel.
Look close, the one mounted / installed is not from SRQ.
I follow that cat on insta, more pics on his feed. Interestingly, True North Fab is also tagged.
montijo505
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gimlithepirate
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I really like how light weight this design is for a rear bumper. Two notes from talking to them about it though:
1) You do have to cut your stock plastic bumper to put this on. It's not the end of the world, but you are gonna need a steady hand and some appropriate tools. They provide written instructions, but no pictures on how to do this, which is somewhat concerning.
2) TNF recommends welding tabs on the frame horns for this bumper. This increases the number of attachment points, which makes it more robust. It's not required, but it is some welding to make it work.
I'm thinking I will be ordering their front hybrid bumper this week. Looks sexy, and weight on it is reasonable. Might have one of these in my future, but it will be a while. I do wish they offered an offset option that didn't block the limited backup camera, but can't win them all.
1) You do have to cut your stock plastic bumper to put this on. It's not the end of the world, but you are gonna need a steady hand and some appropriate tools. They provide written instructions, but no pictures on how to do this, which is somewhat concerning.
2) TNF recommends welding tabs on the frame horns for this bumper. This increases the number of attachment points, which makes it more robust. It's not required, but it is some welding to make it work.
I'm thinking I will be ordering their front hybrid bumper this week. Looks sexy, and weight on it is reasonable. Might have one of these in my future, but it will be a while. I do wish they offered an offset option that didn't block the limited backup camera, but can't win them all.
Bluesky 07
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The companies are clearly associated. This is from the linked SRQ bumper page:
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The new open hybrid design is stronger, more lightweight, and offers the best approach angle of any other True North bumper to date.
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The other info listed twice mentions things related to fitment on the front of the customer vehicle. Maybe they cut & pasted from another product page?
04rnr
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If you cant see the difference in the two, I cant help you.
Bluesky 07
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The two what? The question was whether the companies were one and the same. Maybe not but they’re clearly related. In any case, I don’t need any help from you so it’s all good.
