noobshooter
Member
A couple of month ago I called CBI to order a front bumper. Nathan said that CBI was in the process of making some changes to the design of the bumper. He asked if I wanted to order the old design, or wait a couple of months and wait for the new design. I decided to wait and this is the bumper I received :bluejump:
The bumper install was very straight forward. The bumper included 2 sets of brackets (one large set, one small set), and 12 bolts, washers, and 10 flange nuts.
First I removed the stock bumper using the instructions here:
Front bumper removal instructions - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum
Next I removed the center support to fit a winch.
Install the large frame to bumper bracket, but do not tighten it down. You will need to keep it a bit loose to make adjustments/fit.
Mount the CBI bumper, but do not tighten the bolts. You will need to keep them loose to make adjustments/fit.
I first centered the bumper and tightened down the nuts that held the bracket to the frame. Then, I adjusted the height to get the bumper around 1/2 inch from the fenders and headlights.
I then installed the two small support brackets (pic shows how the small brackets go on).
And thats it!! The overall time to remove the factory bumper and install the CBI bumper was around 4-5 hours. I did the removal myself, but had my brother help with the CBI bumper install.
This bumper rocks!!:cheers:
The bumper install was very straight forward. The bumper included 2 sets of brackets (one large set, one small set), and 12 bolts, washers, and 10 flange nuts.
First I removed the stock bumper using the instructions here:
Front bumper removal instructions - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum
Next I removed the center support to fit a winch.
Install the large frame to bumper bracket, but do not tighten it down. You will need to keep it a bit loose to make adjustments/fit.
Mount the CBI bumper, but do not tighten the bolts. You will need to keep them loose to make adjustments/fit.
I first centered the bumper and tightened down the nuts that held the bracket to the frame. Then, I adjusted the height to get the bumper around 1/2 inch from the fenders and headlights.
I then installed the two small support brackets (pic shows how the small brackets go on).
And thats it!! The overall time to remove the factory bumper and install the CBI bumper was around 4-5 hours. I did the removal myself, but had my brother help with the CBI bumper install.
This bumper rocks!!:cheers: