All Pro front bumper (FJC)
#21
IMHO that revtek looks cheap and doesn't suit the FJC at all. it would look great on an older tuck though. I like the fact that the AP bumper doesnt cover the FJC's "face" as much as the ARB. it looks more in line with the FJC's "futuristic" look.
#25
Originally Posted by Churnd
All-pro looks good, but weak. How thick is that metal?
ARB = beef.
ARB = beef.

#26
Originally Posted by airrikk17
check out revteks website for a picture of the warn bumper , that i hope truly comes out .
www.revtek.com
i do not like the arb bumper. but that all pro is hot .
airrikk17
www.revtek.com
i do not like the arb bumper. but that all pro is hot .
airrikk17
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Here is what I am thinking...
I like the ARB because you can mount lights to it like I have now.
Do you know how often I use either my roof rack or bumper mounted lights?
Hardly at all!
I have used them in the wee hours of the morning going to work, but all of my wheelin' is in the day light as I was discussing this with member mytruck.
Once in a while we will go up to Greenwater in the pitch dark to catch the sun coming up on Mt. Rainier.
But even then I can not use the lights, as it would blind anyone on the trails in front of me.
I think I would put a pair up on a rack on top for mainly looks.
This will leave the front of the All Pro bumper clean looking and let the nice big TOYOTA on the grille stand out in all its glory and not be hidden by lamps.
I am leaning towards the All Pro one, but I will see if they can make a bracket on it that has a hold to mount a CB antenna too.
Also I was told today I will be saving around $500 or more on my FJ.
Reason is the ports are out of the Toyota rock rails.
I called up All Pro again today, and they will have FJ Cruiser sliderz in 3 weeks!
I let them know the best way to make these is to truly be a bolt on unit that utilizes the stock mounting holds and nuts that are in the frame.
If they can pull this off, I will go for them.
The downside is I will have to get them powder coated, but I have had good luck with one locally who did my mini roll bar back aft that holds my Power Tank.
I also would prefer aftermarket sliderz to the Toyota ones since aftermarket ones stick out and you can sue them to stand on.
The Toyota ones you can not, as they are tucked underneath.
I like the ARB because you can mount lights to it like I have now.
Do you know how often I use either my roof rack or bumper mounted lights?
Hardly at all!
I have used them in the wee hours of the morning going to work, but all of my wheelin' is in the day light as I was discussing this with member mytruck.
Once in a while we will go up to Greenwater in the pitch dark to catch the sun coming up on Mt. Rainier.
But even then I can not use the lights, as it would blind anyone on the trails in front of me.
I think I would put a pair up on a rack on top for mainly looks.
This will leave the front of the All Pro bumper clean looking and let the nice big TOYOTA on the grille stand out in all its glory and not be hidden by lamps.
I am leaning towards the All Pro one, but I will see if they can make a bracket on it that has a hold to mount a CB antenna too.
Also I was told today I will be saving around $500 or more on my FJ.
Reason is the ports are out of the Toyota rock rails.
I called up All Pro again today, and they will have FJ Cruiser sliderz in 3 weeks!
I let them know the best way to make these is to truly be a bolt on unit that utilizes the stock mounting holds and nuts that are in the frame.
If they can pull this off, I will go for them.
The downside is I will have to get them powder coated, but I have had good luck with one locally who did my mini roll bar back aft that holds my Power Tank.
I also would prefer aftermarket sliderz to the Toyota ones since aftermarket ones stick out and you can sue them to stand on.
The Toyota ones you can not, as they are tucked underneath.
#31
Originally Posted by Tacoclimber
You know, looking at these pics, those fenders almost give the look of a lower exo. That might look pretty cool, having sliders that follow the contour of those fenders and connect to the front and rear bumpers. I'm sure someone will do it eventually...
I think it would look really good and tie right into the sliders/bumpers.
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