Shrockworks 5th Gen 4Runner Front Bumper

god i'm glad it didnt take much.....ok any.....convincing to get my hubby on board! I'm bouncing in my seat, I cant wait!
 
shrockworks said:
We are going to work on skids from the bumper back now that it's is done.

Winch is a Warn M8000 in there. Great bang for the buck winch and high quality winch. A step up in power would be a Warn 9.5xp or a Ramsey Patriot Profile 9500. I kinda like the Ramsey in the 9500 size.

Those ARE the factory fog lights in the pics. Every light is unique. Total mounting height and depth come into play. We carry Hella, I could test that, but I'm pretty darn sure it will work. Awesome light, BTW. Much brigher than the PIAA 520's. No first hand experience with fitting the NF.
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Do you know anywhere that carries Warn winches that come with a synth line? What synthetic line is that? Also where do you guys have the control box mounted?

Will the VR8000 work with this bumper?
 
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adio3x said:
Do you know anywhere that carries Warn winches that come with a synth line? What synthetic line is that? Also where do you guys have the control box mounted?

Will the VR8000 work with this bumper?
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VR-8000 will work fine.

It will take to about 5 minutes to swap the cable out. Get someone to stand on the winch, release the clutch, pull the steel cable out. Take out the single bot holding the cable on, install the rope with the same bolt, install bumper, wind the rope on.

The rope we sell is made by Amsteel. They are one of only a few companies in the world that actually make it. Most companies just, splice and put their name on the same thing.

The solenoid box is underneath the grill. The best thing to do is to buy an extension cable. We sell them, I think they are $50-$60, will have to check. Then you plug in the remote on the top face of the bumper like this:
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Or you can get a wireless kit.
 
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I own you bumper and sliders on one of my 4th Gen T4Rs and I like it very much, I am glad to see you are going with 1" shackle mounts (to cut down on the rattle). The fact that you are not going to have to cut the bumper makes your bumper the must have.

IMO best looking plate bumpers on the market..
 
eus090474 said:
I am missing something. To me it clearly looks like the bumper has to be cut to get this on. What am i missing?
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adio3x said:
The pieces under the headlamp aren't cut from the stock bumper. Their insert pieces made from SW.
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Exactly. The bumper can be removed two ways, as one piece with both the upper/lower grill or the bumper with just the lower grill. Either way, the pieces under the headlight are connected to the bumper. No cutting is required.
 
- Thicker steel in the main body of the bumper.
- 1" thick recovery points for 3/4" Clevis Shackles
- Skid plate for washer reservoir.
- Built to order so you have top tubing and finish choices per your preferences.
- Included trim pieces mean no hacking up stock bumper and a cleaner overall look.
- Looks better on the truck....IHMO....not that I'm biased or anything. :D
 
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vraa said:
What are the advantages of the Shrockworks over the Arb bumper?
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Love the shockworks but own an ARB.

There is somehing to be said with ARB that you recieve the bumper in a week or two, not 6 to 8..............or 12...................or 18..........................etc.
 
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