aha2988
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How many other bumpers have you seen survivie 45mph front end accidents.
lots, road armor, ARB, CBI, etc. SW is not the only company in the world to produce a strong bumper.
How many other bumpers have you seen survivie 45mph front end accidents.
Wadle has it partially right. We offer the option to put half down, so that we dont build specifically how someone wants it so that they can change their mind half way through, leaving us stuck with a grey center hoop only, when most everyone else is ordering black full tube or no tube at all...just an example. Some prefer to go ahead and pay for the entire order so that they can simply wait for the product and not have to worry about paying the other half.
As for man power, we grew into a much larger shop about 3 years ago and almost doubled our man power as well as started doing all production in house rather than outsourcing, and its about time to do it again with the amount that our sales have grown. The first half of the move we played catch up, and now we have all of our fabrication booths filled with welders hired additional help in the ware house and are full again.....so for the time being we're just having to keep the petal to the metal and do our best to keep up.
Everyone says its a good problem to have, which it is, but I personally don't like it when this "problem" creates cases like this.
lots, road armor, ARB, CBI, etc. SW is not the only company in the world to produce a strong bumper.
This is the second shrockworks bumper thread going on right now bashing them. Seems the only haters don't have one. When someone finally gets their bumper, they quit complaining pretty quick. I'd rather have a product with a long wait, then get something that has problems after it's installed.
Well I was never given the option of half now/ half later or asked. I also did my order online. Personally you should set up your online ordering with that option also.
Granted I knew what I was getting into, wait time, and that is why I ordered at the time I did to receive when I was ready to modify. Granted I am a seasonal self employed and it was in my abilities to pay in full as when you where getting to deliver money would be tight for me.
@ MUDMAN
"When I came here to research I was looking for ONLY people that own the product and if it came on time, was it damaged, did it fit correctly without problems, are they happy with it and the durability of it."
To answer your question as a owner of a SW bumper: Did it come on time-EHH, CLOSE, BUT LATE.
Damage: Not at all and well wrapped and secured.
Fitment: Was perfect and tight.
Happy with it: yes, do to I perfered the looks of it without doing modifications to it after receiving.
Durability: Get in front of me and pray and hope I stop in time. Yes a j/k.
Very durable.
Now back to SW, JUSTIN, sense I'm a seasonal worker, and you could use some man power to help put out production for these fine people on this site that would want this bumper. How much would you pay me to come down and help zap a few welds, tweek some metal, and since I own my own big rig,deliver some of these bumpers to your customers from Texas to California?
yeah shrockworks makes art... and they take such good care of your products they just stack them all together so they don't get lonely.
no wonder the OP didnt get the right BL setup on his bumper, how the hell could they find the right one. I see know order tags, no customer labeling. I'd be embarrassed as a shop owner to post a pic of this manufacturing disaster area. (this was posted in the shrockworks group buy thread)
I don't know Aha; forgive me for playing devil's advocate... I mean yeah its a mess in that picture... but all the "stacked" bumpers look to be on movable racks and not haphhazardly tossed on each other and they are all bare steel, any little scuffs or scratches wouldn't matter at that point until after powdercoating... it looks like all the powder coated items are laid out individually to prevent damage. It looks messy, but not much different than I would expect. As for the customer tags, I did notice that also... for the bare steel bumpers I assume some soap stone or paint marks are there with some ID numbers, for the finished products.
yeah shrockworks makes art... and they take such good care of your products they just stack them all together so they don't get lonely.
no wonder the OP didnt get the right BL setup on his bumper, how the hell could they find the right one. I see know order tags, no customer labeling. I'd be embarrassed as a shop owner to post a pic of this manufacturing disaster area. (this was posted in the shrockworks group buy thread)