Just a heads up yall.

[SkyGuy41]

Addicted Off-road Front bumper for 4th gens price cut. They look pretty sweet.

Plate Front Bumper 4Runner (2003-2009) [aor-plate(4runner 2003-2009)] - $881.10 : Addicted Offroad is a full service Parts, Sales, and Fabrication company offering offroad parts for all makes and models, Addicted Offroad

Anyone rocking one of these?

 

[theliman]

not rocking it, but when i eventually can afford a bumper, that'll be the one

 

[850lifeguard]

Ditto ^^

 

[BooRad06]

Somebody spot me $881.10. I'll take care of the rest and provide details, write-up, etc...:noidea:

 

[SkyGuy41]

I need to call them and see how much it weighs...

 

[Velonici]

Personally this stuff scares me on some of these bumpers. The whole point is for protection and exposed lines like this make me nervous.

 

[HWMTrustyChords]

I was looking at getting one of these a few months back but they unfortunately do not offer a body-lift option. Hint hint, I sure wish they did...

On a side note does anyone running a body-lift have one of these installed? If so how did you compensate for the large gap?

 

[NJshadow93]

Personally this stuff scares me on some of these bumpers. The whole point is for protection and exposed lines like this make me nervous.

Doesn't concern me at all, the chances of something hitting those lines are very slim. They're tucked up high and the only way I can think it would be an issue is if you try to climb a jacked rock with a 90 degree angle that your tires won't clear. Even then, the skid plate would hit it first, unless there are pointy objects sticking out. I added fog lights right in front of those lines because I don't feel I need to worry about the lights getting damaged there.

I was looking at getting one of these a few months back but they unfortunately do not offer a body-lift option. Hint hint, I sure wish they did...


On a side note does anyone running a body-lift have one of these installed? If so how did you compensate for the large gap?

I have one, there is almost no gap when you put it on a truck with no body lift. In fact, I added a half inch body lift to get a little gap for some room. Check my build, I have pictures of before and after the body lift. I'd post some here but not near a computer right now.

 

[Velonici]

Doesn't concern me at all, the chances of something hitting those lines are very slim. They're tucked up high and the only way I can think it would be an issue is if you try to climb a jacked rock with a 90 degree angle that your tires won't clear. Even then, the skid plate would hit it first, unless there are pointy objects sticking out. I added fog lights right in front of those lines because I don't feel I need to worry about the lights getting damaged there.

I guess I should state that if I didn't have bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all. I'm more worried about a branch or something catching it.