Colorado B.S. Thread

Amen... I'll happily take a trespassing charge if i get caught.

On the same topic. Any suggestions for dirt roads designed for a raptor near Vegas. I think I'll go that route instead of speed on pavement

 

No reviews on the harrop at the time. It does suck starting from square one. At least last time I had wheels with 33’s and front lift that swapped over to the 4Runner. This time I am going to do it right the first time though. No cheapo Toytec coilovers(they were free, I would never pay for them)

 

https://www.1stgenoffroad.com/store/p83/2000-2006_Tundra_Off_Road_Bumper_.html#/

 

Do it. And add your own triple hoops that looks like the ones Fraudfreybilt used to build!

 

You found one! I am thinking about paying the premium for a demello bumper.

 

Prolly do the bigger hoop with side support option.

That looks good too.
Too bad most are designed with the fairlead angled down. But it's not destined for rock crawling, so shouldn't be an issue.

 

Yeah, I don’t get why they do that. Maybe looks sleeker? No clue. I am also tempted by this one from rpmfab.

 

Just don't do their triple hoop option. It looks more like a fence rail welded on there.

 

Shouldn't you be saving your money for carseat #2?

 

Yeah I'm guessing it's just where the winch needs to be mounted combined with trying to keep the bumper from looking like an iron cross horrendous thing with a huge...everything.

 

I think its because they want the winch as close to top frame level as possible, for strength, and it looks better to have the angle instead of the fat lip look. So the compromise is the angled fairlead mount.

 

It'd be relatively simple if you were fabbing your own to use a roller inside the bumper to get it to come out at the flat spot. But, trying to adapt that for any type of winch would be a pain.

 

Rpmfab also has a rear bumper I like. I have to get a lift and wheels before I get bumpers though

 

Long travel or bust.

 

Don’t want my kid to get whiplash good call

 

That's a Bruteforce Bumper, Billy is awesome and he does great work. I recommend him for any rig as he tends to be cheaper then all of em. Only issue is he's kinda hard to get into contact with but he'll get back to you, he's just super busy and is maybe a 1-3 man shop

 

Aren't those things nicknamed "ShittyBuilt"?

 

As long as it works is it shitty?
If your by yourself and stuck is it shitty if it gets you out?