The97Runner
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The last thread got too specific, so i fixed it and made it where you can just pick one of the polls and state which one is your favorite or even the best in someones opinion that has own multiple off roading bumpers.
What is your "Favorite" Off Road bumper?
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cj80cruiser
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I voted other because I'll have a hand in building mine so there'll be some pride involved.
The97Runner
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Yea, I might have to do that too haha.
04rnr
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well I had an Armorology, and Ive seen in person and/or wheeled with the TJM, ARB, Shrockworks, Slee, ODL, Iribis etc etc, Ive pretty much seen them all in person.
If I had to do it over again, nothing but Armorology would go on my rig, second would be the Iribis, then Slee, the rest, well IMHO are for posers
arty:
If I had to do it over again, nothing but Armorology would go on my rig, second would be the Iribis, then Slee, the rest, well IMHO are for posers
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cj80cruiser
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well I had an Armorology, and Ive seen in person and/or wheeled with the TJM, ARB, Shrockworks, Slee, ODL, Iribis etc etc, Ive pretty much seen them all in person.
If I had to do it over again, nothing but Armorology would go on my rig, second would be the Iribis, then Slee, the rest, well IMHO are for posers
I like Slee's LC bumpers. He doesn't make 4runner bumpers anymore though....atleast I don't think Christo does.
The97Runner
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well I had an Armorology, and Ive seen in person and/or wheeled with the TJM, ARB, Shrockworks, Slee, ODL, Iribis etc etc, Ive pretty much seen them all in person.
If I had to do it over again, nothing but Armorology would go on my rig, second would be the Iribis, then Slee, the rest, well IMHO are for posers
Im likin Armorology too but i also like the rest. They get the job done. Im not gonna be one to "hardcore" wheel, but i love the bumpers
Martinjmpr
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If I had to do it over again, nothing but Armorology would go on my rig, second would be the Iribis, then Slee, the rest, well IMHO are for posers
:nono:
Unless it's a magic bumper that can make obstacles disappear or pick up chicks, spending $2k on a bumper (Armorology's price last time I checked, couple of years ago) is pretty much the definition of "poser."
IMO, of course!
Martinjmpr
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I've seen photos of the Irbis but I've never seen one in person. It looks MASSIVE. A couple of years ago they were advertising them for around $800 which makes them price-competitive with ARB and quite a bit less than Armorology and TJM.
SCRunner12
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I put other because I like the Badlands bumper that Hepar ad fourflusher has. When I get a bumper it will be that one. Other than that, you can't go wrong with Shockworks, AOR or ODL. Not a real fan of the TJM, ARB or Irbis bumpers.
cj80cruiser
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I didn't mention it in my first post but thats what I'm basing my design on. It wont be identical but you'll be able to tell it's a knock off lol
The97Runner
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:nono:
Unless it's a magic bumper that can make obstacles disappear or pick up chicks, spending $2k on a bumper (Armorology's price last time I checked, couple of years ago) is pretty much the definition of "poser."
IMO, of course!
Wow. 2k lol
sn0wrunner
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You gotta remember the $2K price tag is with a brand new Warn winch and synthetic line. Thats at least $600 right there. There is no denying that it is an expensive bumper, but its hard to really appreciate how nice it is until you've seen one in person. I'm not a big fan of tube bumpers, IMO they just look incomplete. Like others have said, if I had the cash I'd go with Armorology. Since I don't, I'm eyeing the ODL.
catalina34
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I'm going to get the 4xInnovations plate bumper if Adam can do the hoops like the Badlands bumper. I think that would look awesome! The bumper is already super functional, and the price and service are outstanding.
8sm
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Touche.....Monsieur Elton,
These rear swing out bumpers can quickly add up to cost ridculous $$$$$$ with shipping. For that money you can buy used equipment and after a few lessons build it yourself. Not rocket science
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