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Pelfreybilt ::: 5th Gen T4R - Dual Swing Out Rear Bumper ::: Order Now!
4Runner Gated Bumper | Pelfreybilt Off-Road

Hey Everyone!

We are excited to release a NEW Rear Bumper for the 5th Gen Toyota 4Runner. The Dual Swing Out Bumper will have everything the off-road adventurist is looking for! This will be available as a non-swingout version as well for those looking for increased clearance and protection without the additional bells & whistles.

- 100% Bolt-On, Zero-Cutting, Full Replacement Rear Bumper
- Hitch Integrated
- Integrated Hinges
- Attached Handle for opening gate
- Rubber trim on upper reveal edge
- Rubber caps/plugs for bolt holes
- Dual Gas Can Mounts (can be switched for CO2 Tanks, Propane Carrier, etc)
- Spare Tire Mount (adjustable allowing up to 35" tire with varying wheel/tire combos)
- License Plate Mount w/ Light
- Hi-Lift Mount (inside gate on passenger side)
- Table (inside gate on driver side. Insulated to prevent rattles/squeaks)
- Accepts Baja Designs S2 Flush Mounts (here)
- Clearance for Gobi Ladder

GATED VERSION AVAILABLE HERE - $3,000.00
4Runner Gated Bumper | Pelfreybilt Off-Road

NON-GATED VERSION AVAILABLE HERE - $1,499.00
4Runner Non-gated Bumper | Pelfreybilt Off-Road

Estimated Lead Times: 3 Months

-Pelfreybilt
www.pelfreybilt.com
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Looks amazing, albeit pricy!

Still no 4th gen love :hurt:

The swing arms for this design are unlike any other on the market, and I know the intent is that the design will translate eventually to the Tacoma and other generations of vehicles. So trust me, I know 4th Gens have been discussed.
 
Interesting design, vibration dampening, full replacement, and well thought out tolerances...definitely looking forward to seeing production models....And pricey? No, this is bang for the buck for users...
 
Thanks, That looks really good. already planning for their front so may just go all in and get both in the fall (or whenever the rear is available) and I actually have $$ for it.


Just about 200lbs. Should be a little less.



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Interesting design, vibration dampening, full replacement, and well thought out tolerances...definitely looking forward to seeing production models....And pricey? No, this is bang for the buck for users...

Nailed it. It's not the cheapest, it's not the most expensive, but it aims to be the best.
 
It does look beefy.

What is the weight of this bumper cover with all the arms attached... also. why leave it hanging low in the corners when that can be tucked up quite a bit.

Any plans for aluminum version?
 
Having the gas cans fully enclosed with only a top lid for access is a bad idea. Not sure if these are compatible with only the NATO metal cans but Sceptre MFCs bulge a bit under temp or elevation. With the lid like that it doesn’t allow the user to vent the can in the holder. Also having the lid on top only is going to make it difficult to take a full can out because it needs to be pulled straight out under expansion.

Other than that minor gripe, good job Pelfreybilt! Bumper looks great!
 
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Having the gas cans fully enclosed with only a top lid for access is a bad idea. Not sure if these are compatible with only the NATO metal cans but Sceptre MFCs bulge a bit. The lid like that doesn’t allow the user to vent the can in the holder. Also having the lid on top only is going to make it difficult to take a full can out because it needs to be pulled straight out vs. wiggled our under expansion.

Other than that minor gripe, good job Pelfreybilt! Bumper looks great!

You can just burp the can. But I’ve also suggested the cans swing up from the back so that the top and front are one piece.
 
It does look beefy.

What is the weight of this bumper cover with all the arms attached... also. why leave it hanging low in the corners when that can be tucked up quite a bit.

Any plans for aluminum version?

No plans for aluminum. Weight is 200lbs with the arms. But we will know an exact number soon.
 
You can just burp the can. But I’ve also suggested the cans swing up from the back so that the top and front are one piece.

That will be key. Because if the MFC is expanded enough to bulge you won’t be able to get the cap off by hand. And looking at the pics it appears there’s no way to vent with a wrench. Just a suggestion so we can avoid a completely stuck can in the holder.
 
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