Sonoran Steel/Stubbs Welding hoops on the TJM
02-14-2006, 04:44 PM
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Sonoran Steel/Stubbs Welding hoops on the TJM
Here are some pics 
The TJM install:
Before the hoops and PIAAs are on:
Naked metal to check out fitment:
Primering the hoops:
What the end outcome will look like when I get around to drilling and bolting:
The TJM install:
Before the hoops and PIAAs are on:
Naked metal to check out fitment:
Primering the hoops:
What the end outcome will look like when I get around to drilling and bolting:
02-14-2006, 05:33 PM
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Nice job Peter! I am curious....is the bumper a more of a gloss style as opposed to the matte finish I am used too? In the pictures it does look like it has a glossy finish which I actually think I like better.
Thanks again for a whole slew of things!
you da man,
Richard
Thanks again for a whole slew of things!
you da man,
Richard
02-14-2006, 06:11 PM
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richard,
i believe you are right that the tjm bumper is a semi-gloss black.
pete: looks like you used hammerite black which as you can see, is not black. i'd color match that with a semi-gloss black to make it look right
bob
i believe you are right that the tjm bumper is a semi-gloss black.
pete: looks like you used hammerite black which as you can see, is not black. i'd color match that with a semi-gloss black to make it look right
bob
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I think they had a screw up on a batch of the T-17's and they came out without turn signals slots on a few from what i could gather from Steve. My question is when did the T-17 become a one-piece bumper or have they always been one piece on the Tacoma?
By the way the bumper and hoops look great. The hoops follow the lines of the Tacoma front end a little better than the 4Runner I think. Richard and Steve are 2 great guys to deal with kudos for such a nice looking product.
By the way the bumper and hoops look great. The hoops follow the lines of the Tacoma front end a little better than the 4Runner I think. Richard and Steve are 2 great guys to deal with kudos for such a nice looking product.
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02-14-2006, 07:12 PM
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jonathan,
steve breaks it all down on page 2 of my tjm writeup: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...writeup+tjm+17
and yes, the bumper that tacoma dood bought did not have the light cutouts. he got a great deal for it too
bob
steve breaks it all down on page 2 of my tjm writeup: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...writeup+tjm+17
and yes, the bumper that tacoma dood bought did not have the light cutouts. he got a great deal for it too
bob
02-14-2006, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob_98SR5
jonathan,
steve breaks it all down on page 2 of my tjm writeup: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...writeup+tjm+17
and yes, the bumper that tacoma dood bought did not have the light cutouts. he got a great deal for it too
bob
steve breaks it all down on page 2 of my tjm writeup: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...writeup+tjm+17
and yes, the bumper that tacoma dood bought did not have the light cutouts. he got a great deal for it too
bob
02-14-2006, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob_98SR5
richard,
i believe you are right that the tjm bumper is a semi-gloss black.
pete: looks like you used hammerite black which as you can see, is not black. i'd color match that with a semi-gloss black to make it look right
bob
i believe you are right that the tjm bumper is a semi-gloss black.
pete: looks like you used hammerite black which as you can see, is not black. i'd color match that with a semi-gloss black to make it look right
bob
BTW, thanks for taking care of some of the questions while I was offline
02-14-2006, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by weldpro
Nice job Peter! I am curious....is the bumper a more of a gloss style as opposed to the matte finish I am used too? In the pictures it does look like it has a glossy finish which I actually think I like better.
Thanks again for a whole slew of things!
you da man,
Richard
Thanks again for a whole slew of things!
you da man,
Richard
No, no, no... YOU da man
Thanks a lot for all the work Richard
02-14-2006, 10:40 PM
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I'll be doing this mod soon:
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/...nal/index.html
I need to do this on my 1st gen too.
Man, the list just never ends!
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/...nal/index.html
I need to do this on my 1st gen too.
Man, the list just never ends!
02-14-2006, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Jonathan
Richard and Steve are 2 great guys to deal with kudos for such a nice looking product.
I didn't catch this before but Jonathan you are 100% absolutely right
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