Finished Bumper

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Got it back from powdercoat and installed winch.
Now that it's done though i should have resessed the fairlead, i have room to make it flush and at the same time tilt it back.
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Beautiful bumper! Question: your 37 Pro comps stick out of the wheel well nicely..do you have wheels spacers..size?
airlaird
 
nice bumper. I like your idea to recess the fairlead area to make it more vertical.

Holy cow does that lift look good! Is that just the 6" spring that gets that much room or do you have spacers/body lift?

If only springs, could you tell me how tall you are to the roofline? (I don't have a rack).

Thanks!
 
That is really nice. I like it a lot. I'm really starting to like the variety I'm seeing in the 80 series bumpers, sliders, etc...
 
Why not just swap the roller fairlead out for a hawse fairlead? Should help the approach clearance quite a bit.

Bumper looks great though!



x3 - a roller is not necessary with synthetic line

Bumper looks great!!
 
Great job looks perfect.
???
How much does it weigh?
How many bolts hold it on ? any pics of the mount?

Thanks, . . . ken

I'm guessing at about 80lbs maybe a little more.
12 bolts holding it on, 2 from top 2 from bottom 2 from side on both frame rails, it ain't coming off!
Don't have any shots of the mounting but i can tell you that the last 4" of both frame rails are surrounded.
 
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