Where to get - this brushguard

[Perfectmax]

Anyone know where I can buy this, or a similar brush guard?

 

[cboyd]

I’ve not seen that one other than on a TRD concept display somewhere. Maybe @cruiseroutfit knows if it exists in the Wild...

 

[Whiskerz]

Maybe Australia. There are factory 200 metal bumpers available in Australia that they will not ship to America.

 

[CharlieS]

I suspect it is an item you can get in other non-US markets. I've seen similar products on vehicles like the Toyota Fortuner in India.

 

[Madtiger]

Now, that is a brushbar that i would buy! Subscribed.

It says TRD on it. Someone must know!

 

[texas]

I like the wheels too.

 

[SnoViking]

IIRC This was a sema built truck (last year? maybe two years ago). I think the brush bar was custom.

 

[ElJayBird]

I like the wheels too.

same - those might be my new fav

 

[stevopike]

i loved them till I saw they were $2k.........per wheel

 

[Markuson]

Damage multiplier,
Avoid it... Just for show once upon at
SEMA.

If you really want it anyway...some tube-bender shop could fab one up in a jiffy.

-Or just go to a 1950’s or 1960’s orthodontist....and he can give you a big one of these:

 

[stevopike]

you think this is the same one?

no snorkel, but they could have just put a new fender on

and no HRE wheels

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/791476068/overview/

 

[ckkone]

you think this is the same one?

Probably the same one, the snorkel was most likely just held on with double sided tape, it was a SEMA build after all. Any decent fabricator could make that ugly nudge bar for you.

JAOS is the only similar thing that comes to mind...

 

[luke27617]

It was just a concept. I got this one from Australia which uses 4 points attachment and it is an official Toyota product with part and serial number.. Very good quality. PM if you have more questions. Pictures are from my 16LC I have just sold. Did not installed it yet on my 20LC so don't have any newer pictures yet. BTW you wouldn't want the TRD or any other sold in US as those attach only from under the bumper which means any bump and the brush guard goes into the bumper and makes a lot of damage. The Australian version wouldn't do that as there are couple more attach points at the fog light level. This as well provides additional stability (no vibration). You can install off-road lights on it as have couple attach points.

 

[M1911]

I wouldn’t bother with it. All it will do is increase damage. Either get a real front bumper (like ARB, TJM, etc.) or don’t waste the money.

 

[CharlieS]

They used to call things like that "damage multipliers".

 

[Markuson]

They used to call things like that "damage multipliers".

Still do...still true.

 

[luke27617]

Still do...still true.

Not if you get the one from Australia. It has proper hardware. Bottom is just for support which normally US version uses to hold the bar. . The front has a strong support which connects to frame. The force required to crash the push bar, normally you would have a lot of damage anyway. I agree the USA version with attachment from bottom even a small bump will damage bumper.

 

[Markuson]

Not if you get the one from Australia. It has proper hardware. Bottom is just for support which normally US version uses to hold the bar. . The front has a strong support which connects to frame. The force required to crash the push bar, normally you would have a lot of damage anyway. I agree the USA version with attachment from bottom even a small bump will damage bumper.

I was only referring to the SEMA one.
Wasn’t commenting the nudge bar.
Thought that was what he was referring to.