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And back to my question too Mr. Slee:
My Sahara is dent prone.
I've seen certain ARB's and your rear bumper that would take A LOT to cause a dent. How abou tthis new front bumper of yours?
Enough with the B.S.
How much for the swap....?(Seriously)
Does it dent, or move? Obviously we are designing something that will take more abuse. We will see how this design does after UA and evaluate from there.
Brandon, we have 120 hours into the front end and hard parts is probably around $5k. We estimate time can be reduced to around 60/80 hours and parts depend on how you want to do it.
*Take my existing 100 and frame cut the F&R, fab mini bumpers as I did on my LX450.
Let me know how that works out for you on the 100 front end
slees bumper as some have said from their observations (i myself have no knowledge of this but from what people who have seen it have said is...) that slees bumper will alow more clearance then an ARB winch bumper, and he even had a 12k mounted in it. Best of both worlds...more clearance + a bigger winch.
If slee was to make a bumper without the capacity for a winch, im sure he would be up to the task of making a bumper that will allow for max. clearance. But thats not what the majority of his client base is looking for. They want a tough durable winch bumper that has more clearance then the ARB, with built in recovery points that has the ability to be slammed on a few rocks here and there. From what people have said about the bumper...looks like Christo is right on track.
The red arrow indicates the end of the frame rail. The yellow the furthest you can cut it back. If you do cut it back to there, you are going to expose a bunch of crap that you really don't want to. Also the nose on the 100 is not the same as the 80. The body line is way up there. A simple channel iron bumper is not really going to work on this.
As for looks, this truck had the fenders cut, so we need to make some changes to the design to accommodate a full wing instead of the smaller ones we needed.
The tow points looks like they stick out to far, but that is because of this wing design.
Also E9999, yes, we will change the part that the fairlead bolts to. It looked OK on the computer, but I did not like the way it ended up on the truck.