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Old 04-28-2009, 01:32 PM
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My new rear bumper *pics*

Bought it from ScottyC at http://www.addictedoffroad.com/ I'm going to paint it this weekend so this is the unpainted 90-95 4Runner model.








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Looks good, Justin.
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I like it simple and functional. nice job man.
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looks good and stout. I have always been impressed with Scotty's work.

Looks like you just need to adjust it, sagging to the rear.

Does he recommend running a 1" bead along each side to keep it straight?
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Originally Posted by ocdropzone
looks good and stout. I have always been impressed with Scotty's work.

Looks like you just need to adjust it, sagging to the rear.

Does he recommend running a 1" bead along each side to keep it straight?
I hooked my trailer to it and jumped around on the tongue to test it out so it might have sagged a bit from that. I also loaded some heavy furniture in the trailer and dragged it a few blocks away. I know it's not built for towing, but it worked. I'm going to have some braces welded to the receiver to give it more towing strength. I know it's tough, but I don't want to push it.
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I forgot to add, I got a solid 1/2" of lift in the rear by removing the bumper and factory hitch in trade for this setup. Much more clearance, a small amount of lift, and a tough look.
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I don't think you necessarily need to have some braces put on it, just get the nuts/bolts tight (used grade 8 right?)
a bead along the bracket towards the rear on each side helps keep it in place.

Mine looks like the same way, I still need to have the bead done
Mine is a similar design by Marlin Crawler and I just used it to pull this thing out on sunday:


I think the reciever mount on yours is probably good to go
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What you do with the old bumper and bumper sides? I may be interested in them if you still got em and in good condition
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I am going to order the same bumper for my 94! I love the looks of it. Simple and strong looking.
Thanks for the post. It looks great on your rig!!
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I have the same bumper. From my understanding, its a Trail Gear bumper that scotty sells. I wasnt to happy when I found out that it was coming from trail gear but when I got it, I was ok with it.
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I was looking to get myself one of those. I like it alot.

Did you take those pics out at Butcher Jones? Lookes like cove 3 or 4 to me. We head out there all the time. Hit me up next time you go (if thats where you were) we can meet up.
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Originally Posted by ocdropzone
I don't think you necessarily need to have some braces put on it, just get the nuts/bolts tight (used grade 8 right?)
a bead along the bracket towards the rear on each side helps keep it in place.

Mine looks like the same way, I still need to have the bead done
Mine is a similar design by Marlin Crawler and I just used it to pull this thing out on sunday:
I think the reciever mount on yours is probably good to go
Wow, now I feel safer lol. I still want to do something for a brace so I can drive down the road without my cheeks puckered.

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What you do with the old bumper and bumper sides? I may be interested in them if you still got em and in good condition
Sitting on the side of my house waiting for someone to come get them. I'm in AZ though. Might be a long drive for you.

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I have the same bumper. From my understanding, its a Trail Gear bumper that scotty sells. I wasnt to happy when I found out that it was coming from trail gear but when I got it, I was ok with it.
I think so. Why were you unhappy about it being a TG product?

Originally Posted by lofreqjeff
I was looking to get myself one of those. I like it alot.

Did you take those pics out at Butcher Jones? Lookes like cove 3 or 4 to me. We head out there all the time. Hit me up next time you go (if thats where you were) we can meet up.
Those were taken down on the island across the bridge in Havasu. There was a woman down there "servicing" a guy down the beach from me lol. I wonder if they knew I was taking pictures?
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sweet lookin bumper, how much is shipping on one of those?
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Originally Posted by drbarnes
sweet lookin bumper, how much is shipping on one of those?

It was $49 for shipping, $324 total.
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