Pelfreybilt ::: Front & Rear Bumper Options ::: 2nd Gen (05-15)

Thanks for the advice. I guess I assumed it was a pelfreybilt with the other pelfreybilt gear on your truck. I love seeing well built tacomas around town.

 

Same, you don't see a lot of built Tacomas in our area. We'll have to connect up for a trail run one of these days!

 

I completely agree or just grab a beer and geek out over Tacoma stuff.

 

Is this bumper going to be blind spot monitor and reverse sensor compatible? (please say yes )

 

We appreciate bthe kind words but unfortunately the reason we do not do the BSM monitors is because of Toyota's lack of support on them. THey are not covered under warranty so reprogramming after moving to fit in the new bumper is not covered and very expensive. They have also been showing signs of improper function after even just having mud on them. Not everyone has had this experience but without Toyota's support or warranty of them, it is a liability issue for use to do anything pertaining to them.

 

@Pelfreybilt any idea about how much weight I'd be adding with a 05-15' standard rear bumper after removing oem and factory hitch? Difference between the two guess if ya know. Thanks either way

 

If I remember correctly, the 2nd gen standard rear is very close to the weight of the oem setup. The standard rear is like 85 lbs.

 

Ok thanks yea if anything it doesn't seem like much after removing the oem bumper and hitch which i am guessing is heavier of the two. Just wanted to make sure I was thinking correctly

 

The rear is only about 5# heavier than stock with the tow package

 

Any way to get the rear with cutouts for rigid lights instead?

 

It has probably been asked before but when I buy a winch (possibly the warn zeon 10s) do I need to buy this as well? http://www.pelfreybilt.com/product/warn-long-zeon-control-pack-relocation-kit/ Would I also have to do something like that with any other brand?

 

You would have to get that for any ZEON winch. Other winches that are required to relocate the solenoid do not need that kit.

 

@Pelfreybilt I have your front plate bumper with full hoops, complete skids, Zeon10s on a 2015 DCSB. What spring rate do you recommend for King shocks? The more detail the better. I don't want to be too squishy or too hard. I appreciate the help!

 

Aluminum or steel bumper?

 

Steel

 

700#

They would recommend 650# if you had aluminum

 

^^This - I've got an aluminum with winch and dual batteries and run 650 coils on my Kings. Definitely go 700 with steel

 

In all honesty that set up would require the 700# springs and if it is too hard of a ride you can have them re-valved to be a bit softer. The CDCV valve or adjusters, depending on brand, help a lot with that. We are all running a coil rate of 700# with the exact same set up on at least 2 company trucks.

 

by my measurements this will have to have the solenoid relocated and then will just barley fit with a lightbar in there as well correct? anyone run this winch?

$569 Smittybilt X2O GEN2 10K Waterproof Wireless Winch with Synthetic Rope - 98510

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Looks like nice stuff........!

Is there a market for the OEM Taco bumpers ?