NWTI Rear Bumper Reviews (1 Viewer)

[motormayhem]

Does anyone have any experience with how these bumpers hold up to abuse on the trail and specifically the quarter panel slider sections? Do they flex? Are the wings tied back to the frame by the wheels like the wings on a Slee? I was planning on picking up a Slee in the next month or so, but it appears they just hiked the price on them. It was already a stretch to get one so its well out of reach now. I'm thinking if I get a weld together kit for one of these its a reasonable starting point, the tube ladder looks good on an 80, and gives me the ability to cut, trim, and weld to dial in the few details I would change.

1990 - 1997 Toyota FJ80/FZJ80/LX450 Rear Weld Together Bumper Kit with Dual Swingout Tire Carrier an Ladder/Hi Lift jack Mount

~ Toyota Land cruiser 1990-1997 FJ80/FZJ80/Lexus LX450 Rear weld It Yourself Bumper Kit with Dual swingout consists of:- - Ladder and Highlift jack mount kit -Swingout tire carrier kit - CNC Cut 3/4

nwtrailinnovations.com

 

[80ways]

I haven't seen one in person yet, but the price looks good. Here's a bit of info from someone who has one.

Finally got a rear end with a DIY NWTI Rear Bumper

I have no affiliation with these guys After searching a long time for a rear bumper that did not require cutting off the rear cross member, I finally have one. I wanted to keep my OEM tow hitch and this allows me to do so. This thing is super stout. I have the rear swing out in the shop, but I...

forum.ih8mud.com

 

[4runningaround]

I would avoid any kits NWTi has. NWTi rear bumper kits have poorly cut pieces that do not align well and the "instructions" provided are some half ass pictures taken with little to no information for pieces.