Colorado B.S. Thread

I work out at work, but my wife wants it and my house is big enough to put the work out equipment in the basement and not have to see it.

I need to see video of the last sentence you wrote! ASAP.

 

x2 lol

 

LMAO Perfect

 

The shoe flying off is great

 

Alaska Off Road Warriors is about to come on

 

That's racist.

 

Couple Yodas!

 

Yoda... Y..o...d...a... Yoda, yo yo yo yo yoda....

 

Best aluminum plate front bumper for a 2nd gen: GO!

 

All pro apex

 

Pelfreybilt without a doubt.

 

What are your reasons?

This is the way I'm leaning and have got one mostly spec'd out now and with the 15% off Black Friday deal it's a really solid deal. Just making sure it's the way I want to go for sure and then deciding on small things like Paint or Powder coat, Center hoop or no center hoop, can I afford a winch right now? Right now I'm leaning power coat for durability and cost savings (although I LOVE the way that Pyrite Mica looks with a painted front plate bumper) and no center hoop as I like the clean look. Probably hold off on a winch too as I really don't need one right now and it's just extra $$ and weight.

 

I do love mine...although mine isn't alluminum

 

Thats why

In all honesty it offers a great approach angle has stood up to anything I can throw at it and IMO is one of the cleanest looking bumpers mounted to the truck I have seen in person. I also got a great deal on it when I bought it

 

pelfreybilt because of customer service and its a very well built product!! and you cant beat the price right now!! it was already cheaper than the apex but with the 15% off you might as well go for it!!

i got all the options except the side hoops, just in case i wanted to add a light bar down the road i could

 

What is said price? I'm looking at under $1,000 before options (which will be only a couple probably: fog light cut-out, LED light bar cut-out & the free Pelfreybuilt plug for it until I mortgage the house for an LED bar) so that's pretty tough to beat for a bumper that's less than 60lbs.

 

That's exactly what I'm looking at right there but can't decide on center hoop w/supports. I like the way it looks but I like the clean look too. It's a coin toss on that decision and the price/weight savings plus the amount of work I've put into my grill area tips it to no hoops to take away from the look I created.

Any issues w/yours? Would you order the same bumper if you had to do over again? Looks like you had yours sent raw and then coated it yourself? Looks like the fog cutouts will fit the factory lights... did you use those or something else? Did you lose your lower grill support or was that just the prototypes and the production models have a little support w/a hole in it fro the grill? Did you add a winch or no?

 

It's Steel not Aluminum and only had the center hoop added and fog light cut outs. I believe after I finished with my vendor I paid right around $800 for the bumper but I also had my winch and both sets of lights on the bumper on the same bill so they cut me a deal