All pro bumper modified for taco?
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All pro bumper modified for taco?
Found out last night from a friend that my lil brother went wheeling for the first time a few days ago. He went mudding in mudd up the floorboards he said which ofcourse (without good mudtrires) got stuck. After some fool (one of his friends :\ ) went to pull him out, the rear bumper is gone. My lil bro let this fool take a running start to get my old '87 4runner unstuck that had an Allprooffroad rear bumper on it (it was one of those weld kits they used to sell). The bumper was but in two. I welded this bumper when I was first learning to weld and didnt put too much importance on the hitch in the middle. I always used my D rings on to pull me out and never had problems.... that and I was never up to the floor boards in mudd.
Long story short, can I modify an old 4runner Allprooffroad rear bumper to fit a 04 Taco?
Long story short, can I modify an old 4runner Allprooffroad rear bumper to fit a 04 Taco?
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I'm sure you can.... but if you don't make your backets strong and well designed you just gonna have it ripped off your truck too.
BTW- I never let anyone hook my truck up except for me, that way I can only blame myself if something breaks.
BTW- I never let anyone hook my truck up except for me, that way I can only blame myself if something breaks.
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Taco bodies and frames are a little wider than your runner, depending on how much fabbing your willing to do it's probly easier to start over or purchase a new one.
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Originally Posted by SupraSport
BTW- I never let anyone hook my truck up except for me, that way I can only blame myself if something breaks.
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Originally Posted by CBIguy
depending on how much fabbing your willing to do it's probly easier to start over or purchase a new one.
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