Trail Update: Kaymar bumper hoops from Wild West

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I toyed with doing something like this and looked at it with Jim from Solid Off Road (2badfjs). He was able to figure out how to do the same thing with the Slee Rear bumper. I ended up not going that route and decided to keep the bumper the way it is. Contact Jim if you want something similar for the Slee Rear Bumper.

Nothing wrong with the idea, just a personal preference thing and preferred the look without it.
 
I toyed with doing something like this and looked at it with Jim from Solid Off Road (2badfjs). He was able to figure out how to do the same thing with the Slee Rear bumper. I ended up not going that route and decided to keep the bumper the way it is. Contact Jim if you want something similar for the Slee Rear Bumper.

Nothing wrong with the idea, just a personal preference thing and preferred the look without it.

ditto....I prefer the look without them, or at least smaller. They look functional, but why not start thinking about building an 80 exo if you're gonna put huge hoops on the side of your rig... :meh:
 
Not that it matters, but that shot looks posed. There is room to the left to avoid the rock, and your front wheels are turned to the right--into the rock......

There is no posing on that line. Even the 40's end up on that rock as the only way around it is to turn down into it. First you have to know that the aproach isn't straight in you are coming up from below(your making a right turn around that rock) So you drive the front up to the left and then steer down to the right. As usual the pictures don't do it justice but the farther to the left you are the more off cambe rit becomes and the more you slide to the right.

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