T4Rscott New member May 28, 2015 #1 Ok, instead of a plate bumper, I was thinking of doing a hybrid. I can get a 20' piece of 1" OD .120 for 37.00. Is 1" too small, or will it be ok with 1/8 plate? Thanks, Scott
Ok, instead of a plate bumper, I was thinking of doing a hybrid. I can get a 20' piece of 1" OD .120 for 37.00. Is 1" too small, or will it be ok with 1/8 plate? Thanks, Scott
T4Rscott New member May 28, 2015 #4 You guys are killing me. I'm gonna repaint my stock bumper. Any paint suggestions?
UnderFire New member May 29, 2015 #6 From building a custom hybrid bumper to looking for suggestions for painting the stock bumper that quickly? Talk about easily discouraged.
From building a custom hybrid bumper to looking for suggestions for painting the stock bumper that quickly? Talk about easily discouraged.
MojaveMadMan New member May 29, 2015 #7 Quadsbc said: It will look tiny, go 1.5 or 1.75 Click to expand... UnderFire said: 1.75 .120 is the go to size, any bigger or smaller looks goofy. Click to expand... These. 1.5" minimum. 1.75" is ideal. The point of the bumper is protection. Don't skimp out on 1" and then be left with a damaged front end.
Quadsbc said: It will look tiny, go 1.5 or 1.75 Click to expand... UnderFire said: 1.75 .120 is the go to size, any bigger or smaller looks goofy. Click to expand... These. 1.5" minimum. 1.75" is ideal. The point of the bumper is protection. Don't skimp out on 1" and then be left with a damaged front end.
MandAtaco Member May 31, 2015 #8 1.75"... 1" would look goofy. For reference, here is one I built for my 01 Taco out of .120, 1.75" tube.
1.75"... 1" would look goofy. For reference, here is one I built for my 01 Taco out of .120, 1.75" tube.
spenedwrds New member May 31, 2015 #9 I have the trail gear bumper. And matched my sliders and rear bumper to it. It is 2" and I think it looks just right Attachments image.jpg 135.9 KB · Views: 629
I have the trail gear bumper. And matched my sliders and rear bumper to it. It is 2" and I think it looks just right