InSain Fabrication Bumpers now for sale

Those are probably Rokblokz mudflaps. They have a red option on their site.

Or you could get some rally armor flaps

 

I'm confused, so the one we would get is the original and not the Toytec one? What if I wanted to order the Toytec one? Would it still be able to tow the 6800 pounds the Tacoma can, and would it still have the back up sensors? Approximately how much does that bumper run?

 

the tow abilities of the truck have nothing to do with the rear bumper you would simply have to leave your current receiver to have a hookup point, or modify it or install a new one. as for your backup sensors think about that for a second you're removing the bumper in which the sensors are located and installing a new bumper... hmmm.... no you will not have them. however you could possibly remove them from your stock bumper and wire them into the new one it would simply need a few drilled holes...

 

That's what I was referring to, if it came pre drilled for the wiring and sonar sensors.

He also said it didn't come with a receiver which made it sound as if to install it you either had to remove the stock on or you'd have to get a different style bumper to still have the receiver.

 

We don't know as our customer purchased and installed them.

The Toytec bumper utilized the stock Tow Hitch. We built a bumper on top of it. The production bumper version we offer utilizes the back up sensors and comes with mounting brackets for the computers too that are installed in your OEM bumper.

We are capable of building what ever bumper you want. We will need your vehicle to build one that is not production version. Please email us at Sales@insainfab.com

We do make the rear bumper so the sensors and computers can mount up to it. Otherwise your vehicle is not happy when they are disconnected.

The Toytec bumper utilized the stock Tow Hitch. Our Production version has a built in Tow Hitch for a higher departure angle.

 

I really dig that Toytec trucks rear bumper!

The Front bumper is superb, I'm not a fan of the rear in the OP. If you're aiming for minimalist military style, then it works, Not for a new 41k truck though.