Pelfreybilt Off-Road

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The cutouts in the front bumper for a 12-15 Tacoma — the recommended light is a 20” S8 — will a 20” Onyx6 fit without any light cutoff? The Onyx6 is about an inch taller than the S8 as far as I can tell.

 

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The full hoops combined with the Baja front direct from Pelfrey.

 

I've heard of people doing it with having to modify the mouthing tabs

 

It fits but you will have to modify the mounting brackets and may contact a winch if you have one or plan on getting one.

 

I remember my first time! Spring 2016

 

I picked up my bumper and skid Friday. Apparently someone ran a fork lift into the side of the box. The only thing that was damaged was the blank plate for the light bar cutout. I haven’t had a chance to take the tent off the truck so we just unpacked the box and threw it in the bed.

 

Ive seen it done with some modification, the biggest issue is the size of the OnX6 clearing the winch.

 

Does anyone have a link to the bedside trim they send with the HC bumpers? Or maybe someone has extra they can send?

Pic for reference:



Asking for a friend..

 

Haven't posted in here in a bit.

Pelfreybilt steel bumper, IFS, and Mid Skid...

 

I might have some extra but I have to wait to finish the install. I'll keep you posted.

 

Thanks man.

 

Measure how much you need, then send me (PM) your address. I have a 250' roll of it at work (Same EXACT stuff)

 

Another option that's available...
https://trailtoys.net/t/body/exterior

 

Thank you. I was looking into that, but with that having a metal core I don't think it could easily make that tight bend like seen in the picture I had in my post

 

You can cut a small v-notch in the backside to give some slack for the material to not fold into itself around then tight turn. I've had bad luck with the edge trim where summer heat softens the adhesive and the trim comes off leaving a gooey mess to flap around on the highway. Your climate may not have that problem, but just a personal observation.
I was thinking of cleaning all the adhesive off and using actual molding adhesive to permanently attach the trim rather than the soft adhesive that comes pre-applied.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/tes-08008?seid=srese2&cm_mmc=pla-msn-_-shopping-_-srese2-_-3m

 

Thanks dude. I saw a thread where someone used and had good luck with this:

$17 CA Adhesive, Thick 4.5 oz

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GUV708/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_QeLCAb5C7ZCDC

 

At first I though you were messing with me. Looks like an Elmers bottle in the thumbnail. I'll have to take a second look at it. I've had good luck with previous uses of the molding adhesive when I was restoring cars. Applied correctly, it holds on tight. I much prefer the low profile look of the edge trim.

 

I did the same thing when I saw the thread. Here is what I found if you wanna take a look:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/boden-build-2015-dclb-4x4.362640/page-4#post-10685796

I figure I'll get both in case one doesn't work then I'll have a back up on hand. I agree that the pic I linked looks super clean. I can't wait to get the install done. I'm just trying to get everything ready and purchase what I don't have.

 

Couldn't be happier with my front bumper and can't wait to order my rear swing out!