Starting process to get Shrockworks front bumpers for the 4Runner
05-06-2006, 10:54 AM
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Definitely coming together very nicely. I really like the way it is tucked in and up, which should work really well for US type wheeling. It also compliments the lines of the 4R nicely and seems to cover some of the loose ends on the 4R nicely.
Can't wait to fit mine this summer.
Can't wait to fit mine this summer.
05-06-2006, 11:03 AM
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wow, GREAT design! those hoops are really a good compliment to the bumper as well 
you 4th gen guys gotta reward the pioneers here for their hard work and attentiveness to your vehicle
bob
you 4th gen guys gotta reward the pioneers here for their hard work and attentiveness to your vehicle
bob
05-06-2006, 12:52 PM
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ya...I was looking at how their XTerra bumper follows the lines of the grill/hood. So does their 4th gen bumper. Great attention to detail.
Originally Posted by bulldog-yota
... It also compliments the lines of the 4R nicely and seems to cover some of the loose ends on the 4R nicely.
Can't wait to fit mine this summer.
Can't wait to fit mine this summer.
06-14-2006, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikestang
Does this bumper accept the factory fog lamps? Is the air bag system affected?
New holes designed into bumper will fit the PIAA round driving or fog light
Air bag system is unaffected.
06-14-2006, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikestang
Follow up Q: Where is/are the air bag sensor(s) for front impact? I don't have side curtain air bags, so I'm only concerned with the head-on ones.
06-15-2006, 04:37 AM
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That is a very nice bumper and offering to ship them as well. That is great. Be really nice to this guy and even tip him.
That is a very difficult project to take on and this guy gets a gold metal for making it as far as he has. Job well done.
That is a very difficult project to take on and this guy gets a gold metal for making it as far as he has. Job well done.
06-15-2006, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
That is a very nice bumper and offering to ship them as well. That is great. Be really nice to this guy and even tip him.
That is a very difficult project to take on and this guy gets a gold metal for making it as far as he has. Job well done.
That is a very difficult project to take on and this guy gets a gold metal for making it as far as he has. Job well done.
Completely agree. They've been a real stand up company.
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