Flygtenstein

Here are the hoops added to my rear bumper after killing some tail lights.

Fresh from install:


Getting ready to use them:


Using them:


Another one:


Another other one:


Last one:

Robinhood150

Perfect. Thankya much Adrian. I knew I like the design.

What size are the tubes?

Flygtenstein

I have had the whole truck on these, no worries.

They are small, like 1.25 OD.

Aesthetically, I am pleased.

Functionally they beat the heck out of buying 40 dollar tail lights.

byron4

how do you change the bulbs?

P.S. that is bling bling!

Good Times

From the inside? unless you're suppose to pop the entire cover off then I would think you'd have to remove the ol bumper off.

Btw, Cheese... Damn looks mighty fine

Flygtenstein

Thanks.

The housing can jiggle out and then you swap the lights.

Spray painted functional additions are not BLING. Neither is sliding the side of the truck along a rock ending with the termination of a tail light.

rocket

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I know you said it somehwere else before but who built your bumper?

Flygtenstein

It was built in it's first iteration by Rockware in the summer of 2003.

In the fall of 2004, the carrier got hammered so January of 2005 brought carrier removal and tail light/quarter panel protection.

A well done piece that is now sufficiently refined.

motoracer47

wouldnt that be considered off road bling?

deathrunner

WOW!!!! Is that your old suspension setup? The rear flex is crazy, but I don't see your coilovers. If that is the old setup, I can't wait to see the new stuff in action.

Flygtenstein

Thanks.

Travel should be a little more, but most importantly no panhard rod.

The rear of those trucks works well if you put a little time and money into them.

RobG

Very Nice, as usual.

Where did you put you spare, inside?

Flygtenstein

With 33's, the spare rode inside using the seatbelt in the rear passenger seat.

With 37's, it will ride on the trailer of whoever else I wheel with.