Did some work on the 4Runner this weekend.

[Bryan3GT4R]

New front bumper and sliders from Schrockworks. 20" LED light bar from Arsenal LED.


2002 Limited 128k miles, by far the bast and my favorite vehicle I have ever owned.

Before

After

 

[jaybee]

looking solid bra..

 

[MCObray]

Nice looking additions. Aside from an ARB Bull Bar, my favorite would have to be that ShrockWorks bumper. Well done and good looking 4Runner!

 

[blcktpgsr]

I really really like the Shrockworks bumper....I just don't get why the fairlead mount has to be off set like that. I want to know.

Good looking rig by the way.

 

[TxBxSx]

I really really like the Shrockworks bumper....I just don't get why the fairlead mount has to be off set like that. I want to know.

Good looking rig by the way.

With the way the mounting is set up in this bumper, like many of our others, the winch has to fit between the frame rails to keep the bumper's fit to the truck as tight as possible.

When you you look at the A-symmetrical construction of most winches, the motor side(passenger side) of the winch is longer than the gear side(driver side). On some winches its worse than others, ie the warn 9.5xp vs warn m8000. So, in an attempt to keep our bumpers high and tight as well as keep options open for winch selection we've had to offset the winch mount and fairlead opening in a few of our bumpers. The 3rd gen 4Runner bumper being one of them. Its a bit of function over form thing, which is what really counts out on the trails.:driving: