2014 Warthog
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Well like everyone else has said... That is some damn fine work! And yes, that has to be the best looking "aftermarket" bumper I've seen yet.
Super jealous!
Super jealous!
There is a gap of about 1/4 of an inch between the head light and the bumper because there is always a little movement between the chassis and the bodywork, if the bumper touches the headlights or anything else, it will definitely break it...
if you look at ARB and Shrockworks bumpers, you'll notice, they use a separate piece to fill in the space between the top 'flat' part of the bumper and the bottom of the headlights. Your bumper has a beautifully integrated flare to handle that, which is (in my mind) a much nicer execution.
Notice the white piece under the headlight in the image below:
And the same type trim piece (from the OEM plastic bumper) on the ARB bumper.
Again... mad props to your fabrication shop. If you don't mind me asking, what was the cost associated with your custom bumper?
Im going to tell, but im sure you wont believe me! hahaha
For each bumper (front and rear) im paying US$ 535, and for each Skid (1/4 inch aluminum) im paying US$ 179. :clap2:
Thank you "Pancho Fierro" for the amazing job!!!
FERNANDO
I was thinking the same thing when I saw that.
That's the only aftermarket front bumper I have seen so far that I would buy. I don't know about the hole in the center with the mesh, but other than that it's exactly the look I am looking for. Someone In the states rip this off and make me one!
Hahaha, dont worry, I haven't pattented the yet! Hahaha
I put the hole in the center because I didnt wanted to reduce the intake of cold air to the radiator...
Which motor do you have in your 4Runner?
that looks awesome, some great attention to detail.
1 thing that looks weird to me is the reverse rake on the rear bumper, why did you go with that design?