Hey
Does anybody know a good place to get an arb bullbar in colorado? I live in summit county ( just west of denver up I-70 ) so i guess i am looking for some place in the greater denver area that has a good reputation on putting arbs on 3rd gen runners. all information will be helpful
thanks
andy

ps im also looking for some sliders too but nothing too expensive, any hints?

 

For sliders... try Demello Offroad in CA. They ship nationwide.
talk to jason @ jason@demello-offroad.com

For bumpers give Mike a call at http://www.xtremeoff-road.com
He'll be able to give ya a pretty sweet deal

Good luck

Lance

 

there are lots of guys in colorado who sell this stuff, i live in aspen, and there is stage west in glenwood, slee in golden, fornt range off road fab in denver,off road solutions in denver, rocky mtn fab in ft collins make sweet sliders and rear bumpers, for what i've researched ,way less money than anyone in the state, and super solid, i have these on my taco, also in grand junction is AOR and they do a lot for 4 runners, and mini trucks
hope this helps

 

ORS is in Wheatridge, that would be about the closest?

Off the shelf ARB stuff should be findable anywhere, even 4-Wheel Parts.

 

sweet thanks for all the help, yah i know i can get an arb but i was just lookin for a place to put it on pretty much and then a place for sliders, my bro goes to school in fort collins so i will probably check out rocky mountain fab and some of the other places in denver/boulder does rocky mountain fab powdercoat them and everything for the sliders?
i tried to look online at their websites but a few of the places above either i couldnt find the sites or i guess didnt have one. which of the ones in co do you guys think are the best and have the best prices, i really like all the slee stuff but it looks a littttle expensive, thanks for all the info!
lates
andy

 

I got my ARB and warn 9000 at High Country for $999.00.
That was the best price I found. Don't know if they are still running the deal, though.

Dozer

 

dozer that sounds liek a sweet deal! where exactly is this place and did that grand include installation or did you have to do it yourself?
thanks
andy

 

4runner4life2, the ARB bumper is not that hard to install. You just need to find someone with an angle grinder to cut off the flanges with the 4 bolt holes in order to install the brakets for the ARB. Also you will need to drill 2ea 1/2" holes through the frame rails which isn't hard to do.

There are quite a few YotaTechers in Colorado that may be able to help.

I ordered mine from Central4WD. They have free shipping which can be expensive.
http://www.central4wd.com/store/brandlist.asp?ID=160

For your 2002 4-Runner you need to order the Toyota Tacoma 1995-02 model PN 3423020. That is what I just recently installed on my 2002 Runner.

 

I had mine put on because I messed up one of my frame rails and required some welding to fix it. I was trying to get off the mounting flange of the stock bumper intact ( for possible later reinstallation, yeah, right) but messed up. It is a pretty straight foward install after seeing it done, though. The price I paid for the bumper and winch did not include install... High CountryPerformance 4x4 is in Denver. Anyway, if you need help or some pointers on the install drop me an Email or somthing. Also, I get out to the Scummit often snowboarding and what not...

Dozer

 

hey ALBPM and Dozer,
when you guys installed your arb's what about the airbags? I know arb is the only bullbar that is airbag compatible so how did you hook that up, because i dont want to accidently set off the airbags during the install or not hook up the airbags correctly so they dont deoploy when there supposed to. what happened with yours, any pics dozer?
thanks for the input
late
andy

 

I tried finding all of the ARB DEALERS by your county.


A=All
B=Air Locker
C= Bull Bar
D=IPF
E=OME
F=Safari Snorkel
G=Freezer/Fridge
I=Installation


4-WHEEL PARTS PERFORMANCE -- DENVER, CO - (303) 341-5337 (A/I)

4-WHEEL PARTS PERFORMANCE -- WESTMINSTER, CO - (303) 430-9300 (B,C,G,I)

LAND ROVER -- AURORA, CO - (303) 751-1500 (A)

COLORADO TOYOTA SPECIALIST -- CONIFER, CO - (303) 838-4772 (A,I)

HIGH COUNTRY PERFORMANCE 4X4 -- ENGLEWOOD, CO - (303) 761-7379 (A,I)

SLEE OFF-RAOD -- GOLDEN, CO - (303) 278-8287 (A,I)

JOHN's 4X4 CENTER, INC -- BOULDER, CO - (303) 449-2640 (A,I)

 

KING

Wow you are the man! thanks i appreciate the list i will check them all out.
thanks again
andy

 

No problem.

 

You never touch or go near those sensors. But for safety it is best to disconnect the battery while you install the bumper. The only electrical thing that get's disconnected are the turn signal wires from the stock bumper.