SixthSnail
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I'm pretty sure you can't because the mounting points would be gone when you install the bumper
Relentless Stingray Lo-Pro Winch Plate Group Buy
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I'm pretty sure you can't because the mounting points would be gone when you install the bumper
SixthSnail
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Making the long haul to Sparks, Nevada today to get my front and rear bumpers from relentless tomorrow! I'll post pics as soon as I can! In the mean time, more people pull the trigger and hop on this!
Enjoy! I wish i could do the same.
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Install is beginning. Pics up later today!
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More pics and info
You asked for it. Here is some more.
First a couple links to the site for even more info.
Illumination Series: 2014+ 4Runner Stingray Illumination Series Lo-Pro Winch Bumper ? Relentless Off-Road Fabrication
Standard Bumper: 2014+ 4Runner Stingray Lo-Pro Winch Bumper ? Relentless Off-Road Fabrication
Now for pics.
Before and After Clearance:
As you can see, the bumper actually adds to your overall clearance up front as opposed to taking it away.
Bumper Mounting:
The thing is sturdy. I would not hesitate for a second before using it as a recover point. Just an all around well thought out product. You can also see the brackets for the remaining plastic so that it does not flop around in the wind after cutting.
Random Pics:
Bumper Detached from Rig:
I am really pleased with this product. Install is simple, just two cuts and remove the lower grille, then bolt it on. Average install time would be about an hour and one person can do it.
You asked for it. Here is some more.
First a couple links to the site for even more info.
Illumination Series: 2014+ 4Runner Stingray Illumination Series Lo-Pro Winch Bumper ? Relentless Off-Road Fabrication
Standard Bumper: 2014+ 4Runner Stingray Lo-Pro Winch Bumper ? Relentless Off-Road Fabrication
Now for pics.
Before and After Clearance:
As you can see, the bumper actually adds to your overall clearance up front as opposed to taking it away.
Bumper Mounting:
The thing is sturdy. I would not hesitate for a second before using it as a recover point. Just an all around well thought out product. You can also see the brackets for the remaining plastic so that it does not flop around in the wind after cutting.
Random Pics:
Bumper Detached from Rig:
I am really pleased with this product. Install is simple, just two cuts and remove the lower grille, then bolt it on. Average install time would be about an hour and one person can do it.
Black_Sheep
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Love the contrast of the white with the black. Looks killer!
SixthSnail
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Don't think either [MENTION=143851]Black_Sheep[/MENTION] or I are getting a winch very soon so don't miss out on the deal! The winch installs like it would on any ordinary bumper.
TK-422
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This looks very promising but with only three days left it isn't looking good. I only saw this today.
I just finished my lift and tires so the wife might no be pleased if I jumped in on this.
Maybe in the future they would consider including the lower grill but give an option not to have it welded in place so it can be setup by the customer. also for a small price include enough material so customer can make their own upper grill that matches the three choices.
I just finished my lift and tires so the wife might no be pleased if I jumped in on this.
Maybe in the future they would consider including the lower grill but give an option not to have it welded in place so it can be setup by the customer. also for a small price include enough material so customer can make their own upper grill that matches the three choices.
SixthSnail
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I'll ask them. I think they are crossing that bridge when they get to it.
They are pretty sure they will have to change a few things to get it to fit with the TRD skid. They would need to confirm though.
This looks very promising but with only three days left it isn't looking good. I only saw this today.
I just finished my lift and tires so the wife might no be pleased if I jumped in on this.
Maybe in the future they would consider including the lower grill but give an option not to have it welded in place so it can be setup by the customer. also for a small price include enough material so customer can make their own upper grill that matches the three choices.
As I said before, the hinge would make the grille very weak and unable to support a light bar. It is not actually welded in place currently. It is bolted so that the grilles are interchangeable.
Designing one with a hinge would take more time, increasing cost, and would weaken the overall structure of the product.
I'll run the idea of providing some mesh to the customer to match the top grill. The grille is made out of some pretty heavy duty steel though so I think it would be hard to cut in the right shape for a lot of folks.
If you look at my rig (the white one) you can see that the factory style matches the factory grille really well!
SixthSnail
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They don't. Not sure but you could probably mess with the stock plastic to fit it
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To the top!
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[MENTION=82791]Relentless[/MENTION] has decided to go ahead with the group buy a bit differently due to the low turn out. Hopefully people don't miss out on the pricing!
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SixthSnail
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Let us know how it goes. I think you'd need a hinge and a way to secure the grill in place. Maybe have it hinge at the top so that gravity helps you keep it in place.
BigSur4R
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I am waiting for the '17 PRO, with a deposit placed. I am guessing January delivery?
Interested in the Stingray Lo Pro bumper with BD light, and a pair of their rails, but don't need them for a few months, unfortunately. Would like to hear more about TRD skid plate compatibility.
I would like to lock in pricing though. Would Relentless hold off on building for a few months and perhaps install when I am ready?
I will be in Tahoe for a few ski trips this winter, and can easily make it to Sparks.
Thanks.
Interested in the Stingray Lo Pro bumper with BD light, and a pair of their rails, but don't need them for a few months, unfortunately. Would like to hear more about TRD skid plate compatibility.
I would like to lock in pricing though. Would Relentless hold off on building for a few months and perhaps install when I am ready?
I will be in Tahoe for a few ski trips this winter, and can easily make it to Sparks.
Thanks.
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