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Understood. I have my email on the notify list once the backlog is cleared. Enjoy the summer!

Thanks! Unfortunately no timeframe at the moment. We are focusing on clearing the backlog first. Once that is achieved we can start bringing items back as built to stock vs built to order. Tough transition but I think will be a rewarding one.

Hmmm. Dissent Aluminum vs. Slee steel, difficult decision.

Good problem to have - both are great options. Glad to have multiple vendors supplying amazing products for the platform.

Me2 on the roof rack…

Best freaking roof rack ever!

Not sure we have posted any good photos of the new low profile bumper but here they are with the optional light bar center on our friends at stellar builts awesome long travel on 37s and trekboxx 200.

Thanks for the update. I am sad I didn't get a chance to chat with you @ CM2022.

I already bought a Dissent aluminum hybrid rear bumper and have a TJM front, so my opinion probably isn't that useful, but the lighter weight of aluminum was a major draw for me. The overall design and quality of construction (craftsmanship of...

The bumper will fail before the frame on an impact there are strategic cutouts in the bumper and frame bracket to work as a crumple zone.

I agree, weight is one of my main concerns so to me the aluminum would be worth the extra 10-15% in cost. However, with a price increase on the aluminum coming I could see the steel option would be a fairly attractive option at a ~25% or so...

Cost savings wouldn’t be huge, maybe 10-15% from current price. That being said the aluminum products will likely see a fairly large increase soon which would add to the savings on the steel. I would say we are looking at a 20% weight gain...

Added a Yakima Spare ride as an alternative to an expensive swing away bike rack. Very happy with it.

Should cost less. Weight would be lighter than any other steel offerings as we would still use aluminum on the accessories on the swing arms.

Ours handles the ledges nicely ;) plenty of scars from years of abuse. that being said there are certainly better options for the rear than arb. They build good stuff however the rear bumpers are certainly not their strong point.

One thing we are strongly considering is a steel product line for the 200 as building stock is more achievable. My question would be, if given the option to order our bumpers in steel and get them in a couple weeks or aluminum and get them in...

Please note that very few go that distance. Front bumpers typically ship before the quoted lead time, full replacements can take a bit longer as we only have one guy currently that can build them. Rears take a bit longer but front and rears...

Most orders do not go this long. Yes. It could be added later however you would need to drill the holes into the sides of the bumper.

Hey guys. Sorry for the absence here! We have been working tirelessly to get on top of lead times and ultimately working towards building to stock. At the moment the lc200 bumpers are the most ordered, most complicated and most time consuming...

there are some minor differences on the 08-11. The measurements at the fender will be the same but the headlight measurements using the technique they used on the 13-15 will likely give some false numbers. Without a cut guide i would actually...

Mine doesn't wheelie at that spot! Great pictures

I just noticed it has a 60 FF rear in it, nice

National Luna touch light.

Had a blast in Moab! The 62 worked great.

Me too