Consolidated Rear bumper for 5TH Gens

Who makes this?

Does anyone know who makes this one?
 

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Might be from RPMFab. Looks very similar, except the locking levers are horizontal vice vertical.

Not ours. A couple different features. Ladder options, Jerry can options, rotopax options and more.
 

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Not ours. A couple different features. Ladder options, Jerry can options, rotopax options and more.


Not in the market for a bumper but came across this and had to say those bumpers of yours look sweet! Are those rock-guarded, wondering what the texture is? Disregard if I'm seeing things, maybe it's the photos and it's just powder-coating. Also, are those ladders free-standing off the bumper or what is it attached to. These pics are droolworthy.
 
Not in the market for a bumper but came across this and had to say those bumpers of yours look sweet! Are those rock-guarded, wondering what the texture is? Disregard if I'm seeing things, maybe it's the photos and it's just powder-coating. Also, are those ladders free-standing off the bumper or what is it attached to. These pics are droolworthy.

Its just a textured powder coat finish in the images above.

The Ladder is attached to the secondary swing arm and swings away when opening the hatch. Attached a shot with the ladder arm swing out. has a 90 degree position the pull pin locks out and then another 90 degrees roughly to the position in the picture.

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you like our style!
 

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Review in my sig.

3-months in, powder coating has chipped and rubbed off in some areas. Mainly the jerry can holder. I have not done any trails that are too crazy, but it seems to be holding up fine. Also, I'm still peeved that I can't fit the Front Runner drop down table behind either of the swingouts.

Like I say in my review, if you're on the West Coast, I'd find a closer fab shop. Feel free to ask me questions if you have any. :thumb:
 
Review in my sig.

3-months in, powder coating has chipped and rubbed off in some areas. Mainly the jerry can holder. I have not done any trails that are too crazy, but it seems to be holding up fine. Also, I'm still peeved that I can't fit the Front Runner drop down table behind either of the swingouts.

Like I say in my review, if you're on the West Coast, I'd find a closer fab shop. Feel free to ask me questions if you have any. :thumb:


Wow. Good to know. Thanks.
 
Looks like C4 is a month or so away.

According to them it will be a full replacement (so ignore the section under the tail light that is missing... that will be filled)

It will also have tons of swing out options of course.

Hitch is also removable for when your not towimg and prefer clearance.
DISCUSS! =p

FYI,
The C4 rear bumper is now available (with long lead times) but their page says "2010-2013 4Runner" and when you click on the link it reads "2010+ 5th Gen".
Does anyone know if it fits a 2017 4Runner?
Very confusing....
 
Perfect. I get it but I prefer the rear visibility. Thanks.

As said above, it is a stout, proven bumper.

Rear visibility was a plus for me as well. There is some adjustability in how low/high you want the tire carrier......I have mine at the highest setting and still have good rear visibility.

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Perfect. I get it but I prefer the rear visibility. Thanks.

I like the visibility, too, so initially installed it in the lowest position. But it was dragging in the dirt. I raised it to its highest position and the clearance is much better, plus I can still check my six just fine. I also removed the tow hitch option, because it hangs down at least 4" below the bumper.

And all the required nuts/bolts were NOT supplied, nor was wiring for reverse lights long enough.
 
I like the visibility, too, so initially installed it in the lowest position. But it was dragging in the dirt. I raised it to its highest position and the clearance is much better, plus I can still check my six just fine. I also removed the tow hitch option, because it hangs down at least 4" below the bumper.

And all the required nuts/bolts were NOT supplied, nor was wiring for reverse lights long enough.

Mine also didn't come with enough hardwired for everything on the swing out, the license plate light, or the wiring.
 
Mine also didn't come with enough hardwired for everything on the swing out, the license plate light, or the wiring.

Oh okay. That was actually a question I had. How are people handling camera and license plate for the Shrockworks, or any of these I guess?
 
Oh okay. That was actually a question I had. How are people handling camera and license plate for the Shrockworks, or any of these I guess?

I believe they come with a license plate light and a harness that taps into your tail light. I decided to just buy my own lights and make my own harness. With the camera, you just need to find your own way to reroute it. SSO makes a relocation kit, you'll need to modify their camera mounting bracket to make it work with the Shrockworks bumper. Before Pelfrey went out of business, I managed to snag some of the camera brackets for the Tacoma that they had, I'm not sure if it's going to work.
 

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