3rd gen rear bumper pics/progress!
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3rd gen rear bumper pics/progress!
Figured I'd give you 4runner guys some ideas for more rear bumpers. Still not done yet but I'll keep getting pictures after every day of fabricating. In the pics you'll notice two tubes, the rear tube and the bottom tube, I'm going to connect those and run a brace through the middle for support. From the bottom tube I'm going to just notch a tube and run it right to the frame for side support. Also going to plate the top so it'll be a nice platform to stand on, let me know if you have any questions
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here is what mine looks like, might give you some ideas or clarification about some uncertainties:
(First 2 are during fab, 3rd is completed)
mine is also plated on the top, its a good step.
(First 2 are during fab, 3rd is completed)
mine is also plated on the top, its a good step.
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Here is what I got done the past couple days I still have to add frame supports for the wings (side protection) and another upright between the two tubes to the passenger side, let me know what you think!
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Originally Posted by 914runner
It looks great! Not what I would have personally done, but to each his own
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holy chit man...that looks awesome! i havent seen a tube style rear bumper on a 3rd gen before...and me likes! definitely starting to like the tubage lately (or maybe im just accepting the fact that ill probably never get a tjm style bumper :cry: )...i think it flows better with sliders. too bad it uncovers all the nasty underneath though..same with the front.
anyway, keep us posted with the fab work once its all said n done. what are you running up front btw looks like more tubes...got pics ?
anyway, keep us posted with the fab work once its all said n done. what are you running up front btw looks like more tubes...got pics ?
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Yeah it does uncover a lot of the body and stuff but oh well, it's a wheeler Next time I get some work done on it (probably tomorrow) I'll get some shots of the front bumper for ya
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dude thats a pretty sick looking bumper. i take it this was a cheaper route than doing a rear bumper similar to what steve makes since its just tube?
was this your first fab job? if so, damn thats impressive.
was this your first fab job? if so, damn thats impressive.
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def looks good. I'm glad you strayed from the generic tube rear bumper.
Could you take one from the side a little farther out? you have a close one thats straight, but the other is diagonal. If you got time.
Also, if that indeed was your first fab job nice work.
Could you take one from the side a little farther out? you have a close one thats straight, but the other is diagonal. If you got time.
Also, if that indeed was your first fab job nice work.
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dude thats a pretty sick looking bumper. i take it this was a cheaper route than doing a rear bumper similar to what steve makes since its just tube?
was this your first fab job? if so, damn thats impressive.
was this your first fab job? if so, damn thats impressive.
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Originally Posted by northfacer581
dude thats a pretty sick looking bumper. i take it this was a cheaper route than doing a rear bumper similar to what steve makes since its just tube?
was this your first fab job? if so, damn thats impressive.
was this your first fab job? if so, damn thats impressive.
Definitely not my first fab job. So far I've made like 3 front bumpers, 3 rear bumpers and 1 set of sliders. Here is a picture of the sliders that I made for a buddys 82 Toyota. I cut my square tube sliders off and will be making myself a set of these with a few changes
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Originally Posted by 4RocRunner92
def looks good. I'm glad you strayed from the generic tube rear bumper.
Could you take one from the side a little farther out? you have a close one thats straight, but the other is diagonal. If you got time.
Also, if that indeed was your first fab job nice work.
Could you take one from the side a little farther out? you have a close one thats straight, but the other is diagonal. If you got time.
Also, if that indeed was your first fab job nice work.
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Originally Posted by garrett1478
definitely not his first fab job.... you should see his taco
Not a recent picture though. Sold the soft top, painted some ลลลล green (grill & fender flares). Right now I'm searching for a hard shell and waiting for the rear Diamond axle to come in
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diamond axles...havent seen one on a taco like yours. i'm interested to see that.
Wanna make 2 bumpers at once? I'll get one if you make one for northfacer for the right price... =)
Wanna make 2 bumpers at once? I'll get one if you make one for northfacer for the right price... =)