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Old 10-24-2010, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by EightyEightJoRunner
Now I noticed on that 3rd gen pickup it still had the skid plate installed, I'm not all too sure on the differences in design between that and the first gen 4runners but i was wondering.....

I have an 88 4runner and wanted to get the bud built skid and your bumper as well but would that be possible?

From the pictures I've seen it looks as though they mount at similar areas. I know its random but would you happen to know? Thanks.
My bumper will not interfere with any skid mounting on any of our models.
Old 10-24-2010, 01:05 PM
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Sweet, that settles it then addicted front for me =-) Just in case i didnt phrase that first post quite properly i was leaning more to their product getting in the way of yours then vice versa.

My ifs doesnt have the stock skid so I couldnt really compare how theirs mounted up compared to stock. So i took a shot in the dark asking you lol.

I've read alot of reviews on your products all of which were/are positive. Unlike Marlins reviews which imply theirs dont always mesh up quite well.

Anywho Im doin a road trip up to colorado sometime in march so I'll probably save myself shipping and just come pick it up myself so you'll be sure to hear from me again soon!

Keep up the good work man.
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bump for scotty, love the bumper! Looks great, performs and has paid for itself several times over. I've personally watched careless drivers wreck their cars in parking lots on it and the TG rear I ordered from scotty
Also, just love seeing my 3rd gen
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Originally Posted by SCToy
bump for scotty, love the bumper! Looks great, performs and has paid for itself several times over. I've personally watched careless drivers wreck their cars in parking lots on it and the TG rear I ordered from scotty
Also, just love seeing my 3rd gen
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Originally Posted by EightyEightJoRunner
Now I noticed on that 3rd gen pickup it still had the skid plate installed, I'm not all too sure on the differences in design between that and the first gen 4runners but i was wondering.....

I have an 88 4runner and wanted to get the bud built skid and your bumper as well but would that be possible?

From the pictures I've seen it looks as though they mount at similar areas. I know its random but would you happen to know? Thanks.
Here's my '86 w/BudBuilt skid and AOR bumper...

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BigBluePile, just to clarify something, the AOR bumper takes the hawse fairlead out of the box and you retrofitted the roller one right? or does it matter?

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The roller one bolts right on, I had issues with the hawse so I didn't put it on. If I go with syn line I'll get the hawse to work.
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me likey! might ask for that for christmas!
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Just shipped out SEVEN bumpers in the last two days! We also just had 500ft of tubing delivered today. We are catching up and should have turn times down to one week by the end of next week!
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any recommendations on painting this? i was just gonna hit it with primer and black rustoleum or black tractor supply equipment paint but if you have a better suggestion or anyone does im all ears
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Wipe it down with brake cleaner or carb cleaner. Prime and spray it.
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ques 4 ScottyC

Scott I like your bumpers r u what is your opinion is powder coating beter or just painting it it will cost 100 $ to powder coat and 20$ to do my self is there any benefits or downfalls to either thnxs
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Originally Posted by Tracmstr
Scott I like your bumpers r u what is your opinion is powder coating beter or just painting it it will cost 100 $ to powder coat and 20$ to do my self is there any benefits or downfalls to either thnxs
We use just paint. Powder coat tends to crack and rust from the inside out.

Painting allows you to touch it up whenever you want.
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Good info

Great thnxs for info I knew asking u would avoid all the other impute by just going to the Man himself
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Are you no longer offering the winch mounts alone for the guys that want to build their own bumper?


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