Real bumper
Oct 8, 2014 | 04:36 PM
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i would be inclined to say yes, a 2wd version will fit. still going to bend on you just like the first one.
why not just put the money toward a REAL bumper that won't taco on itself when you look at it wrong?
BTW - a $90 110v Harbor Freight welder + $20 angle grinder + $50 in steel + beer = custom bumper that's stronger than any stock bumper you're going to put on there .... and you get fab experience. don't forget your 20% HF coupon!
why not just put the money toward a REAL bumper that won't taco on itself when you look at it wrong?
BTW - a $90 110v Harbor Freight welder + $20 angle grinder + $50 in steel + beer = custom bumper that's stronger than any stock bumper you're going to put on there .... and you get fab experience. don't forget your 20% HF coupon!
Oct 9, 2014 | 12:56 PM
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i would be inclined to say yes, a 2wd version will fit. still going to bend on you just like the first one.
why not just put the money toward a REAL bumper that won't taco on itself when you look at it wrong?
BTW - a $90 110v Harbor Freight welder + $20 angle grinder + $50 in steel + beer = custom bumper that's stronger than any stock bumper you're going to put on there .... and you get fab experience. don't forget your 20% HF coupon!
why not just put the money toward a REAL bumper that won't taco on itself when you look at it wrong?
BTW - a $90 110v Harbor Freight welder + $20 angle grinder + $50 in steel + beer = custom bumper that's stronger than any stock bumper you're going to put on there .... and you get fab experience. don't forget your 20% HF coupon!
It seems great but I don't know how to do it.
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