No more Ironman, what now?

[bmac1996acc]

the ONLY thing i can add to this is i saw their front bumper on an 80 last year at the rubicon. The way it's bolted on it can "rotate" up if hit and will knock your flares off. I thought that was pretty silly, but that's about all i could say negative about the bumper. I have no knowledge or experience on there other products.

If it did that then it probably wasn't installed properly. After mounting with the bolts in the adjustable slots and lining everything up, you are supposed to drill four more bolt holes to secure the bumper without movement.

...via IH8MUD app

 

[concretejungle]

perhaps, but i can say that the bumper was installed by a "professional vendor"

 

[jonheld]

I've been running Ironman 4" with the foam shocks for several years. IMO it was a significant step up from the 4" OME system that it replaced.
I was hoping to put the same setup on my LX450 when the time comes.

 

[CruiserDave]

If it did that then it probably wasn't installed properly. After mounting with the bolts in the adjustable slots and lining everything up, you are supposed to drill four more bolt holes to secure the bumper without movement.

...via IH8MUD app

This is what needs to be done to complete the install. Comes with the bolts and is part of the instruction.
I haven't done it yet on mine but I will when it warms up this spring.
It is a bit of a pain to get it all lined up by yourself that's for sure.

 

[TXBruiser]

I've been running Ironman 4" with the foam shocks for several years. IMO it was a significant step up from the 4" OME system that it replaced. I was hoping to put the same setup on my LX450 when the time comes.

Been running the 4" kit for a few years also and couldn't be happier. Rides very smooth.

 

[concretejungle]

Those foam shocks sound interesting.