Shrockworks Modular Rear Bumper/Tire Carrier

Justin,
Will it be possible to just buy the Bumper without the tire swing out, or possibly to start out with just the bumper and later add the tire carrier? I really like the design of the bumper and agree with other posters that this is the only real alternative to the stock rear bumper that I have seen so far. Thanks,
Dan
 
We will offer it as a rear bumper only. If you wanted the TC though, we would have to know at the time of order....

...and finally......

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Its off to powder coat at the end of this week, and we will repost with some finshed pics when we get it back.
 
Love the shape, and style...

just a few things...

The can holders, anyway to incorporate Rotopax instead of the Jerry Style?

Was really hoping to see the xtra backup light ports like in the Jeep bumper

Is the bumper tow rated the same as stock setup?

Thanks you again for all the hard work, and sharing the products in this venue.


Pat
 
Looks pretty good. Can the can holders be removable if you didn't want them taking up space all the time? Or could you buy the TC and get the can holders to be added on after you have the TC on your truck?
 
I like it. Since I already have one of your front bumpers and your sliders, this is the only thing I am missing. When do you expect to establish a price and start taking orders?

Thanks,
Greg
 
looks cool!

are those can holders a bit high? the ones on the Jeep look more flush with the top of the tire. on the 4R they stick out more.

keep up the good work guys!
 
looks cool!

are those can holders a bit high? the ones on the Jeep look more flush with the top of the tire. on the 4R they stick out more.

keep up the good work guys!

X2, seems like they could be lower down, helping with the view out the back.
 
We will offer it as a rear bumper only. If you wanted the TC though, we would have to know at the time of order....

...and finally......

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IMG_3693.jpg~original


Its off to powder coat at the end of this week, and we will repost with some finshed pics when we get it back.

Looks good Justin. I had a couple questions:

1) With the driver side shelf off, does the swing gate allow for the Gobi ladder?

2) I couldn't tell if the OEM camera would still work? Or did you guys wire in a new one? If so, i thought a connector that allows the wire to be disconnected at the swing gate spindle would allow me to wire a switch in the cab that would let me use the OEM cam when the gate is off the bumper and plug in the gate mounted cam and switch to that when the gate is on the bumper.

3) any cutting involved? or does it simply mount over the existing rear quarter panels?

Thanks for the hard work... can't wait to add it to the wish list and hopefully shortly after that to the vehicle!

Okki
 
Thanks for all the questions guys. The rack system IS defferent than the JK rack system, but so is the truck. With the fact that the body of this vehicle is so much wider and it has a lift hatch rather than a swinging out like the Jeep, we had to make some revisions.

The Jerry can mounts are the exact same as on the Jeep, they just had be moved in on the rack to clear the hatch, which also moved them further up on the rack. In doing this, it also killed out being able to use the existing cargo basket. But, if there is enough calling for it, there is no reason we couldnt do a new one, it would just be more narrow. With the fact though that there is so much cargo space in this truck already, and nice roof racks like Gobi's, it doenst seem as necessary.

We did manage to salvage the back up sensors, but havent nailed the camera yet. We only have 3 weeks left with this truck so I'm trying to get all the heavy fab stuff taken care of first. Our solution will likely be to find an aftermarket camera that works with the existing components in the truck, and have it mount in the middle of the spare. Wheather or not we can find the exact OEM connector to build a "plug-n-play" harness is another question. We dont exactly have the strongest electrical dept, and sourcing these items isnt our usuall routine. If anyone has any leads to help us out there let us know!

GOBI Ladder...It looks like it MIGHT clear, but we would need a vehicle with the rack to test it on....
 
Love the shape, and style...

just a few things...

The can holders, anyway to incorporate Rotopax instead of the Jerry Style?

Was really hoping to see the xtra backup light ports like in the Jeep bumper

Is the bumper tow rated the same as stock setup?

Thanks you again for all the hard work, and sharing the products in this venue.


Pat

We talked about possibly using the rotopax fuel packs, but with the fact that we already had the mounts for the Jerry cans it just seemed to be the way to go. The can mounts are removable though.

Keep the questions comming guys!
 
Is their any way you can remove the jerrycan holders and move the tire carrier over a bit to the passenger side? I could do without the holders, that way I feel like the Gobi ladder could fit. Justin, if you need dimensions for the ladder, im sure a bunch of us can help you out.
 
If someone can post up a profile shot of the ladder and hatch, and tell us the how far the ladder is away from the hatch, I can get a pretty good idea if wheather or not it will work.
 
That looks fantastic! I would really like to see the wheel to the right closer to the hinge and a pair of Jerry cans on the left.
 
If someone can post up a profile shot of the ladder and hatch, and tell us the how far the ladder is away from the hatch, I can get a pretty good idea if wheather or not it will work.

I can probably do this later tonight if no one else offers it up.
 
I have it mocked up on a truck right now as a rear bumper only, but will be putting together the proto tire carrier set up this week.

It is set up for 1" clevis shackle tabs, just like the front bumper. We might be able to squeeze some reverse lights into the center section, but depending on demand it could end up a custom option.

As for the 4th gen, we have plans to do rear bumpers for the 3rd gen 4runners and early Tacomas first.

Can't wait to see the 3rd gen rear! I love my SW from bumper. If you can make it similar to this 5th gen setup for a reasonable price, I know you'll have tons of customers...me included

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If someone can post up a profile shot of the ladder and hatch, and tell us the how far the ladder is away from the hatch, I can get a pretty good idea if wheather or not it will work.

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These were some pics I had around. I can take some more up close ones tomorrow with reference items of known length so you can use that to extrapolate all the dimensions.

Okki
 
It seems that one key to making everybody happy with all these requests is to keep the base bumper modular so that the other parts can be added (or not) at any time. If you make attachment points for various configurations then perhaps some people could have a tire carrier off to one side so that the other side would fit a ladder. Others could have the tire carrier in the center, etc.

Thanks,
Greg
 

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