Review: 4xInnovations Rear Bumper and Tire Carrier

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Also got hub measurements:
24" rear
23.25" front
That's with front and rear plate bumpers, winch, sliders, and ~200 lbs of tools/subwoofer.

Nice! Thank you. I would be interested in keeping my overall measurements with added swing out. I like the way the LC coils and Tokico shocks ride and if I can keep that feel with 8 wraps, that might be more attractive than the 861 coils. Is the pic on the grass flexing a bit, or is that level, with added weight mentioned?

Looks great!

I wonder how many others use something other than 861s.
 
Nice! Thank you. I would be interested in keeping my overall measurements with added swing out. I like the way the LC coils and Tokico shocks ride and if I can keep that feel with 8 wraps, that might be more attractive than the 861 coils. Is the pic on the grass flexing a bit, or is that level, with added weight mentioned?

Looks great!

I wonder how many others use something other than 861s.

That was relatively flat ground (gravel/grass parking lot) and with the added weight. I keep my toolboxes, subwoofer, and hilift in there 100% of the time.
 
Late to the party.
LOVE my rear bumper!! No issues whatsoever and Adam was fantastic to work with. I got the carrier angled and had Adam work out a Rotopax attachment for me.

Sorry for the dark pic. It was early and raining on the way out this morning. This has the seven wrap SS1.2. Sitting level in my driveway with a drawer system and tools adding about 150 extra pounds in the back.
 

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LOVE my rear bumper!! No issues whatsoever and Adam was fantastic to work with. I got the carrier angled and had Adam work out a Rotopax attachment for me.

Sorry for the dark pic. It was early and raining on the way out this morning. This has the seven wrap SS1.2. Sitting level in my driveway with a drawer system and tools adding about 150 extra pounds in the back.

Cool! Your rig is coming together very nicely.
 
Order sent. Ermergerd that was a chunk of change. I am very excited though.

Bumper, Swing Out, Light Buckets, Single Jerry Can Mount, Hi-Lift Mount, & Fold Down Table.

I also plan to order some 861s and the Sonoran Steel Body Mounts.
 
Order sent. Ermergerd that was a chunk of change. I am very excited though.

Bumper, Swing Out, Light Buckets, Single Jerry Can Mount, Hi-Lift Mount, & Fold Down Table.

I also plan to order some 861s and the Sonoran Steel Body Mounts.

Nice! Sounds just like mine but I don't have the table, so I am excited to see that!
 
Order sent. Ermergerd that was a chunk of change. I am very excited though.

Bumper, Swing Out, Light Buckets, Single Jerry Can Mount, Hi-Lift Mount, & Fold Down Table.

I also plan to order some 861s and the Sonoran Steel Body Mounts.

Thanks for your order!
 
Nice! Sounds just like mine but I don't have the table, so I am excited to see that!

Yeah man! Seeing your bumper in person impressed me quite a bit. I like how all the options are put together. I like where the spare tire sits too. It's a good combo of out of the way for clearance , and not completely in the way for line of sight. A few people said that they'd wished they had added the fold down table, so I am taking their sage advice.

Now I need to start getting some powder coating quotes. Do you remember what yours ran?

Thanks for your order!

For sure! Thanks for putting together a sweet swing away. It is good hearing from so many people that naught, use, and are still stoked to have it. It inspires a healthy amount of confidence. I look forward to seeing this bumper on my rig.
 
Yeah man! Seeing your bumper in person impressed me quite a bit. I like how all the options are put together. I like where the spare tire sits too. It's a good combo of out of the way for clearance , and not completely in the way for line of sight. A few people said that they'd wished they had added the fold down table, so I am taking their sage advice.

Now I need to start getting some powder coating quotes. Do you remember what yours ran?.

I painted this new one myself and the first one that I had done was powder coated through a work connection so it didn't cost me anything :/ I think most vendors that offer it add like $150-ish but they probably get a deal.. I'm guess $200-ish?
 
Yeah man! Seeing your bumper in person impressed me quite a bit. I like how all the options are put together. I like where the spare tire sits too. It's a good combo of out of the way for clearance , and not completely in the way for line of sight. A few people said that they'd wished they had added the fold down table, so I am taking their sage advice.

Now I need to start getting some powder coating quotes. Do you remember what yours ran?

Cost me $300 to do both my front (CBI) and rear bumpers (4x Innovations).
 
I just rattle canned mine, if you wheel fairly hard you're going to drag it every once in a while, and even powder coat is going to come off. Ince that happens, it's far easier to touch up rattle can paint.

I've had the rear bumper for 2 years, no issues whatsoever with it. Added a front bumper this year, it's great too.
 
Wow great to know. Thanks!

Just wanted to ask generally..are you still happy with the bumper? Any complaints? How long have you had it now?

Very happy, ZERO complaints, I've had it since 2014 and it's it rock solid. Nothing loose or rattle sounds.
 
I got mine mounted up yesterday. I will try to get some photos of the fold down table when I get off work. I just need to clean up the wiring by sheathing them up and anchoring them down.
 

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