No welding. Its a bolt on bumper. On 99 and up you have to grind away the front bumper mount.Did u have to weld something to the front for support or ?? What's with grinding ? Bumper loks so bad Ass bro. I'm getting one asap !! Are u gonna run a winch ?
Looks much better than the pics on their site. You should send them a few.
I have extended travel icons with light racing upper control arms. The bump stops are donohoe racing. They developed the bump stop in coordination with light racing. Donohoe became icon suspension. Right now light racing makes the bumpestops for the front and rear of our trucks.but you can still find the donohoe racing bumps if your lucky.more info on your front suspension please. bumptops included:heh:
I am planning to run a winch. I really like the extra angles of the winch bumper.Are you planning on running a winch ? I like the look of the none winch bumper little more. But I like how you hide the winch on this bumper right ?
That's a damn good looking bumper... I'm a little confused about the material gauge though. Is this not a winching bumper? Seems to me that unless it's 1/4" plate you're going to bend or worse, rip this right off.
I'm temped to copy this in thicker material.
There are four bolts on each side, 8 total to the frame. Two on the bottom and two on the side.Can you post more pictures of how it mounts? Is it just the two bolts on the underside of the frame?
There are four bolts on each side, 8 total to the frame. Two on the bottom and two on the side.
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There are 5 bolts on each side, 10 total for the bracket to the bumper. I don't have any of the bracket to the bumper. I'll have to go out and get some later.
Here are pictures of how the bumper mounts to the bracket. 5 bolts per side 10 total. Its adjustable from a 0 to 3 inch body lift.Can you post more pictures of how it mounts? Is it just the two bolts on the underside of the frame?
Also, what wheels are those? Did you have them powder coated as well? I love the matte finish.
You won't be disappointed. I would recommend powder coating with a textured finish. I know many would disagree, as they will get scratched eventually. When they do its just a white powder that comes off. I just take a quitip and fill the any gouges with flat black paint. After you can't even tell its there. Its hard as hell to scratch it though.Man you've convinced me to get the Savage bumper...will be ordering soon.
Also, what wheels are those? Did you have them powder coated as well? I love the matte finish.