Front bumper? (1 Viewer)

[Rogue]

From the only pic on the page it looks like just another tube bumper.

The options are good and a nice approach angle is possible, but for the price you could have an ARB and know that it is high quality. :dunno:

 

[wob]

But JT says "Our tube bumpers are undoubtedly the strongest and high quality on the market." :G :G

ARB doesn't have that claim!

 

[Hltoppr]

I looked at the JT outfitters bumper, but for the price, with the protection I wanted, I went with the ARB, which I know from prior experience would be a nice item that'd last for years.

-H-

 

[Curran]

I bet you could get a matching face mask for your football helmet. IMO That thing is so ugly that I wouldn't even put it on Junks truck.
Seriously, add up all the bells and whistle on that thing and you could have an ARB plus a good bit left over for something else (I totaled up $876 off the price list - not $751). It appears in the picture that the winch isn't overly protected or overly secured (the ARB and Slee's both have steel across the entire front of the winch.) Additionally, "I prefer" a brush guard that doesn't leave the front corner lenses exposed to attacks from the low branches. I had a custom brush guard on my last truck that wrapped around like that and believe it or not branches always found a way to get to my head lights

 

[Jim_Phillips]

That winch looks like easy pickings for a would be thief. My TJM Bumper completely encloses the Winch and you would have to remove the bumper to get the winch out (if I had one)

Jim

 

[Jim_Chow]

I bought an ARB winch bar for my 4Rnr eventhough I don't have a winch. At least it gives you the possibility of adding a winch if in the future, and the price isn't that much more. The ARB instructions aren't very good, though (no pics, vague description). I think they're designed for someone who installs these all the time (and if you did install these all the time, you wouldn't need instructions at all!)