Pelfreybilt Off-Road

That sounds like a brilliant plan

 

Uhmm flood or the diffused lens ridgids? And I also thought bout cutting open a pocket for some flush mount ridgids for side lighting and I was gonna ask if you have any tabs set up for welding on to the bars, like the ones that have a radius in them to match up with the bar, I saw some I thought trail gear had em but can't find em....and bottle opener is a gonna be a must, I attatched the pic of my out line on the bumper where I would put a flood light

 

I can send you a few tabs no sweat. I like the idea with the flush mount, that would be cool. I think the diffused might not throw forward enough for fog lights but would be great in the side where you are thinking flushmounts.

Shoot me a PM with address one more time and Ill get the tabs to you.

 

I have been driving everyone in my life crazy talking about the sweet rear bumper and roof rack I have coming.

Only thing that is nice about the lead time is I can save for the Lights and Suspension upgrades that will nicely compliment my pelfreybilt products.

 

super stoked to get home and order more pelfreyproducts! it's gonna be a long 6 months...thanks again for the bumper tyler, you're a class act and words can't describe how burl this thing is. even better than imagined

 

I am getting a midskid for Xmas!
Thank you Santa and Tyler...I mean Satin and Tyler

 

Oh hey look what I just got..... . Thank you Tyler appreciate it .... now where do I wants to put these ......... hmm

 

That was quick!

 

Ok, got it installed. I put a coating of bedliner, like I do on everything else, and my friend asked if it will be an issue with the Cats right there, Should I go back and recoat with high temp?

 

No issues with the POR-15 I used on that skid.

 

You should be fine. Mine are powder coated then i put a few coats of standard rattle can over it and its still holding up to the heat just fine.

 

Hey Tyler,

when is the easiest time to mount all the lights. Super excited to get your bumper on my truck.

Got the new coils, 20" sr and rigid d'2 fog lights.

 

Nice to meet you man.

 

Looking at my front bumper, today, man have I f'd it up over the last 3 years. It is looking like sooner than later for a PB solution

So what is the lead time for an '11 bumper with all the cutouts and 3 loops?

If I want a winch later is it ready for one?

I have heard that it changes the aerodynamics of the truck, is it a lot?

How much wood could a woodchuck, chuck?

 

It's best to load up the bumper with all the goodies before mounting it, just easier that way. Sounds like you're getting everything lined up.

 

As was it you sir.
Sorry we couldn't hang much longer. I wasn't exactly a ray of sunshine, getting old sucks. The mountain definitely won yesterday.

 

Current lead time is about 12 weeks. They come standard with winch provisions so you can add one whenever it fits your schedule/budget.
Aerodynamics are not changed much, certainly nothing noticeable. The approach angle however is changed by a ton, that's a good thing.
I'm not sure about the wood chuckin, that's an age old question with no real clear answer. I did really like the Geico commercial about it though.

 

Aint that a no shitter....I had to pull over halfway home last night and let my kid drive...I kept dozing off...how pathetic. Oh ya...good seein you and the wife last night!

 

Good to see you too Tom. Amazing how fast all those hard miles from when you were young add up when you start to get older. I guess you can't be old and wise unless first you are young and stupid.

 

One more question, any cutting involved installing the front bumper? There is a picture on the website, without an explaination, that looks like you are cutting part of the bar across the front and sticking a vice grip in there?