Pelfreybilt Off-Road

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Hit a wash out. Set the bags off.

 

I have the passenger one somewhere at the shop if you want it.

 

Ok, so we've come to the conclusion that these are great products. We just need better instructions. We are trying to install the HC bumper and swing out. If you guys added color pictures to the instructions, it would help us dumb military guys.

 

+1 but not a military guy, just an average joe.

 

What are you stuck on? I'm pretty sure if you post anything up in here you'll get a ton of answers accompanied with multiple color pics!

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ance-bumper-installation-step-by-step.324195/

 

I thought the AF was supposed to be the smart ones?

 

I used to agree with that until I had to go to the finance office....

 

We figured it out. It just wasn't fluid at all.

 

Just wanted to thank Satin and Tyler @Pelfreybilt really quick even with the holiday and all there delays they managed to work with MY timeline and help me get my order when I needed it (picked up today)
You don't see their type of customer service around very often
Thanks again can't wait to put everything on!

 

Agree. Great service.

 

Did you have to relocated the solenoid?

 

I asked about their bumper vs the competition and actually received a non cookie cutter response. It was very detailed and personal to my questions that I had. That got my business. Not too many companies seem to grasp that simple concept.

 

For those wondering about the strength of the Aluminum bumpers, have another +1 to Pelfrey.

Got into a minor wreck today at about 10 mph, ZERO damage to my bumper. Only paint scratches to the wing and recovery hook.



Matt

 

I can't speak for the aluminum bumpers but I slammed my high clearance rear into a tree. The only damage done was a pissed off girlfriend with a head ache. I take that back, there were two victims. The tree probably suffered a minor concussion and experienced a loss of sap. I believe it recovered well.

 

Anyone running the OME block heater plug connection in their front bumper, and if so where did you place the plugin ?

 

Got my Pelfrey front bumper and Rigid D2's in today! I've mounted the lights and will install tomorrow but noticed something that might help others. If you use the Rigid bracket like the instructions show, they sit too high and the lights are cut off by the top of the cutouts in the bumper. I saw a couple threads where people bent the mounting tabs on the bumper down to accommodate this. It is not necessary. You can mount the Rigid light brackets backwards and it will lower it the perfect amount for the cutout. I will post some pictures tomorrow to explain a little better.

 

This is how Rigid shows to mount. This way puts the light too high.