Product Announcement: Addicted Offroad's new 4th gen 4runner Plate Bumper

Is there a current running group buy? I've been going through various threads related to your bumper, but seems like they are done or from last year.

I have a 2005, but have a pending deal on parts from a 2007 to get the front updated so should I order for a 2006 -2009? Also, I'd like to run aux lights inside the bumper so the LED fog/driving option is my choice correct?

Any future plans for a matching rear bumper for the 4th gen?
 
We no longer do group buys. Unfortunately, they destroy our turn times and I am pretty sure most people would rather get their bumper in a timely manner rather than wait 3-4 months to save $75.

The 4th gen bumpers are all the same now. We have transitioned all of them to one design. So, it will not matter which one you go with.

The LED flush mount fogs will work for your aux lights as well.

We have a rear bumper/tire carrier in production, but it must be built in house on the vehicle itself.
 
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Bump and finally got my bumper installed.

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I really like this bumper but having trouble with the idea of needing a hack saw to install it.
[MENTION=17736]AddictedOffroad[/MENTION] What do you need to Hack Saw to install the Bumper?:sadwave:
 
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[MENTION=17736]AddictedOffroad[/MENTION] What do you need to Hack Saw to install the Bumper?:sadwave:

This bumper requires that the 3 main bumper cover support brackets be cut. Also there are 4 studs on each side that attach the bumper support to the frame, 3 outside, 1 inside. The inside stud needs to be cut off on both sides.

This is a concern if you wanted to retain the ability to return to stock. I think it's a necessity of this design in particular, as the bumper tucks up very close to the frame and body of the vehicle.

Some more pics in my gallery: 2007 4Runner - Album on Imgur
 
This bumper requires that the 3 main bumper cover support brackets be cut. Also there are 4 studs on each side that attach the bumper support to the frame, 3 outside, 1 inside. The inside stud needs to be cut off on both sides.

This is a concern if you wanted to retain the ability to return to stock. I think it's a necessity of this design in particular, as the bumper tucks up very close to the frame and body of the vehicle.

Some more pics in my gallery: 2007 4Runner - Album on Imgur

Perfect Thank You for posting That. Doesn't Seem Bad at all. Not going Back To Stock so Not an Issue there. Rig Looks Very Nice with the New Bumper.
 
I'll give a free bump, although this isn't my style, the bumper looks clean, is unique, and appears to be great quality.... addicted FTW
 

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