chicagopetedagreek1

I recently bought a 1993 SR5 xtd cab pickup 4wd 3.0l without a rear bumper, I ordered a new bumper but I dont know what size nuts & bolts i"ll need to get, does anybody know?

Charchee

Does that one not have studs welded on it? Do you have it yet to look at? I can't remember how the 2nd gen bumpers are mounted. If I knew what shape holes it has or if it has studs, I can tell you.

chicagopetedagreek1

Charchee, heres a pic.

Charchee

No attachment.

chicagopetedagreek1

I'm having a problem putting up a pic. , but there's 2 brackets that stick out about 6-8 inches that have 2 holes in each bracket 7 are about 41 1/2 inches apart, ...if that helps

Charchee

I would bet they were M8-1.25, long enough to attach the thing. If you have holes that match under your truck, just go buy you some quality, high strength bolts, nuts, washers and lock washers as big as will fit. Buy grade 8 or 9.9. Don't overthink it and have fun.

chicagopetedagreek1

chicagopetedagreek1

Thanks Charchee I think I finally figured out how to post pics., LOL !! I'm an old fart & not too computer savy , HA !!

Charchee

Heck, I thought you said you had a 4Runner. My mistake. Yea, just bolt that puppy on there.

dropzone

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no need for metric, just slap some SAE grade 8's on there and call it could. May spray some rust inhibitor first

chicagopetedagreek1

Thanks Guys, & yea Dropzone I'm going to grind the rust off before the Rustoleom

Charchee

Check out a spray can product called Zero Rust. I used it on a project this weekend and have been impressed so far. You don't even have to grind. Time will tell how it works but I saw some metal that some guys were testing it on after a couple months of being left in a muddy spot behind their building. I couldn't get it to peal or come off after beating on it. $11 a can. Got it at Bumper to Bumper.