Front Bumper

This


http://www.southernstyleoffroad.com/product/2016-tacoma-slimline-hybrid-bumper/

 

Thats great to hear!

Im not familiar with any shops in that area. Im sure there are some that could handle it though. The cutting process really isnt that hard. We have instructions in our Vendor sub-forum if you would like to check those out for more details.

 

Sos concepts does a good job on the 3rd gens

 

My current list of choices are

1. Demello
2 SOS Concepts,
3 C4 Fabrication

However I'm waiting to see what Joe and the boys at Mobtown come up with before I decide. I spoke with Joe on Sunday he says their plans ar ego have it ready for a Black Friday sale. In a perfect world they'd have one out, but Black Friday will be here before any of us want it to.

There are some structural pro's to cutting, and to be frank I'm not building an overland truck to trade in in 3 years so I don't expect to be removing it before resale either way

 

Same top 3 for front bumpers.

 

You might as well put the front bumper skirt back on after all that work on your lift you put a bumper that poorly design for your approach angle. Also what is the weight of one of those bumpers w/ a winch? 300 lbs? That is a lot of weight over the front wheels.

 

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Pelfreybilt.

 

Both original options are atrocious. And there's a reason all those marketing photos are from a low angle.

 

Nice and clean! I like it.

 

X2. Too Big & Bulky looking

 

Was surprised too!

 

Good looking truck.
Pretty close to what I'll be doing once I buy mine (depending on how work lines up it will be a late 2017 or early 2018 model)

 

I have taking everyone's ideas into consideration and my first two choices are ridiculously big you guys has opened up my eyes to a lot more bumpers then I originally could find thank you very much keep the ideas coming. As soon as I can figure out how to reply to each person independently I will do so my computer is down and I'm using a tablet and I haven't seen that option yet the only option I see is to reply to the whole entire post. I'm still new to this forum. Thanks again.

 

As a long time lurker, and fellow relatively new poster...welcome to TW.

 

This forum actually did some good for once!!!! That's awesome that you didn't get offended. One thing to keep in mind over looks is the weight of the bumper.

Try to save up for an aluminum one. It's going to be lighter, wont rust out and in a collision it will absorb the impact a bit better that steal.

 

Weights a great point. I forgot to mention that when I linked the Pelfreybilt...theirs is aluminum

 

Lift and tires spec?

 

If I remember correctly from some of his other posts they're 35s. IDK on the lift but it looks damn good.

I personally want to do 33s or so. Its a toss up between OME BP-51, Icon, or King at this point.

 

I just installed Fox and 33's. After a couple of days I wanted to go to 35's but I already need a body mount chop for the 33's so I'll see how much I can cut to eventually get 35's.