I came up empty using the search function, here's my issue:
I have a rear ARB non swingout rear bumper. My tailgate (2013) flexes enough to make light contact with the bumper when I sit on the tailgate or use it to crawl into the rear cargo area. I am a big guy, 300+ lbs so I am not surprised by this. My question is: Can I adjust the ARB rear bumper up and down to get maybe a 1/4" more room? I bought the truck with the rear bumper installed so I'm hoping someone here knows if there's some wiggle room built in to level the bumper or adjust it up and down before tightening the mounting bolts.
Does anyone think that new cables would help? Perhaps mine are a little stretched out? Is there a way to order slightly shorter cables? Could I shorten mine somehow? I don't think this will help, just hoping the simplest fix may work. I'd love to be able to park my big ass on the tailgate without worrying about messing up the paint. If you've ever seen a pickup truck with a damaged bumper and a line of scratches where the tailgate makes contact with the step part of the bumper that's what I'm trying to avoid.
TIA,
Kevin
I have a rear ARB non swingout rear bumper. My tailgate (2013) flexes enough to make light contact with the bumper when I sit on the tailgate or use it to crawl into the rear cargo area. I am a big guy, 300+ lbs so I am not surprised by this. My question is: Can I adjust the ARB rear bumper up and down to get maybe a 1/4" more room? I bought the truck with the rear bumper installed so I'm hoping someone here knows if there's some wiggle room built in to level the bumper or adjust it up and down before tightening the mounting bolts.
Does anyone think that new cables would help? Perhaps mine are a little stretched out? Is there a way to order slightly shorter cables? Could I shorten mine somehow? I don't think this will help, just hoping the simplest fix may work. I'd love to be able to park my big ass on the tailgate without worrying about messing up the paint. If you've ever seen a pickup truck with a damaged bumper and a line of scratches where the tailgate makes contact with the step part of the bumper that's what I'm trying to avoid.
TIA,
Kevin