"Stinger" bumpers
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I know what beer is not supposed to taste like.....moose piss.jk. Can't we all just bring our own brew, and not have to do the "which beer is better" debate? I like micro brew, I think the thing with the Fat Tire we get over here, is that it's supposed to be enjoyed at 8500feet, not at sea level. Don't quote me on that, I'm from California, and I have no idea what I'm talking about, but thats OK here. Some of the local micro brews around here are pretty good, and some are just nasty motor oil beer. I'm no expert(I haven't finished college yet), but I can appreciate a nice cold one. I'm not quite sure what all this has to do with stinger bumpers, but I'm gonna rig up a keg-erator to the front of it, and do nose wheelies in my 4Runner.
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It's fully TIG welded, and there is also a winch mount that goes on the frame, but is not installed right now as i dont have the spare $ for a nice winch...the tabs in the middle hold driving lights.. i'll get some painted pics next week for you guys... more pics http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s35/Greg_Canada/?
If you want one of these bumpers we can build one for you, price depends on material/complexity...
thanks for the kind words guys....
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FWIW, I live about 2 blocks from the New Belgium Brewery, and I really don't like Fat Tire. Now, Skinny Dip is another matter all together. I do love PBR, though.
On another item, who in Northern Colorado can help me swap my 22re?
Thanks to all
Brian
On another item, who in Northern Colorado can help me swap my 22re?
Thanks to all
Brian
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Me and my cousin made it, he is a damn good fabricator and this was our first project with the new pro tools 105 bender and notcher... and it came out great i think...
It's fully TIG welded, and there is also a winch mount that goes on the frame, but is not installed right now as i dont have the spare $ for a nice winch...the tabs in the middle hold driving lights.. i'll get some painted pics next week for you guys... more pics http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s35/Greg_Canada/?
If you want one of these bumpers we can build one for you, price depends on material/complexity...
thanks for the kind words guys....
It's fully TIG welded, and there is also a winch mount that goes on the frame, but is not installed right now as i dont have the spare $ for a nice winch...the tabs in the middle hold driving lights.. i'll get some painted pics next week for you guys... more pics http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s35/Greg_Canada/?
If you want one of these bumpers we can build one for you, price depends on material/complexity...
thanks for the kind words guys....
So is it only supported by the crossbeam in the front?
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Mine is, yes, but i didnt want to cut up any sheetmetal to do some closer to the frame. I have a few more ideas as well, just this was our first bumper.
Do you have any more ideas for mounting options? This is how most bumpers mount, and suprisingly, it does not rattle/jiggle on the highway/over bumps, it's very solid. But if this was a dedicated offroad rig, i would build an engine cage and solidly mount the bumper to it through the grill.
Do you have any more ideas for mounting options? This is how most bumpers mount, and suprisingly, it does not rattle/jiggle on the highway/over bumps, it's very solid. But if this was a dedicated offroad rig, i would build an engine cage and solidly mount the bumper to it through the grill.
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Mine is, yes, but i didnt want to cut up any sheetmetal to do some closer to the frame. I have a few more ideas as well, just this was our first bumper.
Do you have any more ideas for mounting options? This is how most bumpers mount, and suprisingly, it does not rattle/jiggle on the highway/over bumps, it's very solid. But if this was a dedicated offroad rig, i would build an engine cage and solidly mount the bumper to it through the grill.
Do you have any more ideas for mounting options? This is how most bumpers mount, and suprisingly, it does not rattle/jiggle on the highway/over bumps, it's very solid. But if this was a dedicated offroad rig, i would build an engine cage and solidly mount the bumper to it through the grill.
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I layed the whole truck on teh side (got hit in a low speed rollover) and the bumper took the full weight of the truck. fender got pushed in and a-pillar got pushed in 1.5"... bumper is still straight.... so im not worried about that....
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When you say corners, do you mean sides?
I layed the whole truck on teh side (got hit in a low speed rollover) and the bumper took the full weight of the truck. fender got pushed in and a-pillar got pushed in 1.5"... bumper is still straight.... so im not worried about that....
I layed the whole truck on teh side (got hit in a low speed rollover) and the bumper took the full weight of the truck. fender got pushed in and a-pillar got pushed in 1.5"... bumper is still straight.... so im not worried about that....
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As an alternative you could have simply put a timberhitch on the logs and dragged them behind the truck... for thems of us as don't has no stinger haha...
what happened molly? no mollywhomping this time?
what happened molly? no mollywhomping this time?
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ummm considering I was just balancing on my front truss the other day with my ass end up in the air, I do believe their is a reason for stingers and I am now in the market for one.......double bend stinger though,,, I dont like the single bend stingers much