Shrockworks 5th Gen Rear - Round 2

[TxBxSx]

correction, I have the rigid flushmount SR-M lights sitting in a closet. Will these fit the holes?

Do you have installation instructions we can download to review?

The flush mount sr-m's will not fit in the existing holes, but on the second bumper I just finished up I did make accommodations for the flush mount SR-Q's.

Not a bit deal at all, but we had to order the lights our self to get the template for the mounting holes rigid provides. If you already have the lights and could send us a copy of the template for the SR-M's, we could take care of it.

 

[krytos]

...I opted to bypass - rather than relocate - the rear camera. We started with a Kenwood CMOS-220 unit. Next, we had to get it wired to the factory head unit with an Audiovox TYRVCH OEM harness. This is an inline harness that will bypass the existing camera and is for all intents and purposes, essentially plug and play.

I've been trying to find that harness but haven't had any luck. Do anyone happen to know where to source it?

 

[TxBxSx]

I've been trying to find that harness but haven't had any luck. Do anyone happen to know where to source it?

The install PDF I have refers to it as "Advent TYRVCH" rather than audiovox. Try that.

EDIT: which is apparently an audiovox component. Try finding a local authorized audiovox installer/dealer.

Double EDIT:

UNITED AUTO RADIO & A/C INC.
835 N.E. 2 AVE.,
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33304
(954) 524-1411

 

[krytos]

The install PDF I have refers to it as "Advent TYRVCH" rather than audiovox. Try that.

EDIT: which is apparently an audiovox component. Try finding a local authorized audiovox installer/dealer.

Double EDIT:

UNITED AUTO RADIO & A/C INC.
835 N.E. 2 AVE.,
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33304
(954) 524-1411

Roger that, thanks.

I was trying to track it down online...nowadays it seems like such a foreign concept to seek out a brick and mortar store.

As an aside, the amount of detail that went into this bumper is impressive, and while it might not be the cards for me this year, I'm definitely going to pick one up. It's a much more attractive design than the original tire carrier.

Thanks again.

 

[adam2562]

Obviously this isn't a high-quality photo like the previous ones... I just ran out and snapped this with my iPhone...

need to add cup holders! LOL

 

[cjacob316]

I don't know why it just popped into my head, but for those who use a trasharoo, where would you put it so it doesn't block the plate?

 

[TxBxSx]

I don't know why it just popped into my head, but for those who use a trasharoo, where would you put it so it doesn't block the plate?

I hung mine over the plate while we were in the mountains....didnt need to worry about getting pulled over up there. When we get back on the road I just shifted it over to the jerry can side until we could empty it and then flipped it around to the back side of the tire....

 

[cjacob316]

I hung mine over the plate while we were in the mountains....didnt need to worry about getting pulled over up there. When we get back on the road I just shifted it over to the jerry can side until we could empty it and then flipped it around to the back side of the tire....

Good deal. I don't have personal experience with them so I wasn't sure how well they fit over the cans. Do you guys provide installation?

 

[TxBxSx]

Good deal. I don't have personal experience with them so I wasn't sure how well they fit over the cans. Do you guys provide installation?

We have another shop about 15 min from us do all of our installs. Brave Motorsports.

The trasheroos have a lot of adjustability in the straps, so you can do a lot more than just hang them over your tire.

 

[Land_Shark]

I see the option for LEDs vs. Halogens. What are the primary differences between the two? I know the LEDs are probably brighter, last longer and draw less power, but will I be having to take off the bumper to change the halogen bulbs every 2 years?

Awesome bumper btw

 

[txbonds]

Really like how this bumper turned out. Can't wait to,get my SW front bumper and skids based on how nice this one looks.

 

[Miguelon]

Ordered mine and expect to have it installed in time for the Toyota Lone Star Jamboree

 

[Jeremy556]

Ordered mine and expect to have it installed in time for the Toyota Lone Star Jamboree

2016? :flamethrwoer2:

 

[txbonds]

2016? :flamethrwoer2:

Ha. I was wondering the same thing.

It will be well worth the wait though.

 

[Moto69Joe]

Ha. I was wondering the same thing.

It will be well worth the wait though.

No kidding. I went ahead and ordered mine the other day as well along with the front bumper. I can't wait. I'm hoping to have it by the summer.

 

[Miguelon]

2016? :flamethrwoer2:

I have no doubt it will be on in time for the Jamboree.

 

[Land_Shark]

How many orders for this bumper already? I ordered front and rear together on Feb 18. Suuuuuper excited to install them both.

Any idea how much it will weigh? Give or take mounting options? The website does not list weight for the rear bumper which I assume will be heavier than the front?

I stood on the rear bumper of my Trail while holding a 25 lb weight (super awkward to do btw). I weigh 180 so it was about 200 - 210 lbs. My rear suspension sagged less than 1/2 in and I have the Toytec superflex springs in. I'll install the bumper with these springs, but I'm not sure if I'll have the weight to make the jump to Toytec HDs. I think you need about 400lbs to get them to ride right, don't quote me on that though. Anyone know of other springs that are in the middle of the two toytec options?

 

[Moto69Joe]

Mike at Toytec told me I should be good to go staying with the springs that came with my Boss setup when I add the front and rear bumper. Guess we shall see. If the rear says too much I'll order the HD springs for the rear. As for the front he said I could adjust the front up about a 1/4" if it's needed to achieve the previous height.

How many orders for this bumper already? I ordered front and rear together on Feb 18. Suuuuuper excited to install them both.

Any idea how much it will weigh? Give or take mounting options? The website does not list weight for the rear bumper which I assume will be heavier than the front?

I stood on the rear bumper of my Trail while holding a 25 lb weight (super awkward to do btw). I weigh 180 so it was about 200 - 210 lbs. My rear suspension sagged less than 1/2 in and I have the Toytec superflex springs in. I'll install the bumper with these springs, but I'm not sure if I'll have the weight to make the jump to Toytec HDs. I think you need about 400lbs to get them to ride right, don't quote me on that though. Anyone know of other springs that are in the middle of the two toytec options?

 

[Land_Shark]

Mike at Toytec told me I should be good to go staying with the springs that came with my Boss setup when I add the front and rear bumper. Guess we shall see. If the rear says too much I'll order the HD springs for the rear. As for the front he said I could adjust the front up about a 1/4" if it's needed to achieve the previous height.

Right on, thanks man

 

[blkhwk]

Right on, thanks man

Don't forget to factor in the weight of spare tire and wheel