Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

I bought these

But they don't go into my LEDs...

 

I'm looking at 4X innovation right now @northwesttaco recommended me to look into them. I'm still looking around though cause it's going to be a little before I'm able to get a rear

 

Well you have to splice it into the led harness

 

That's what I'm thinking but I'm new to that

 

As in a totally new front bumper? Or rear

 

I just cut my stock plug off and crimped my lights to the fresh wires. I wish i would have had that extension.

Youll just need the male end now to complete the plug or cut off the plug and crimp the led wires to leads that go back to the matching factory plug

 

Rear. I'm pleased with the front now.

 

Oh good! Uh check out Bruteforce fab, Billy's work is amazing! He knocks out bumpers quick too. Not to mention he is pretty good with the price too.

 

This man speaks the truth. I'm rocking his front and rear.

 

He's truly an awesome guy! Wish he made a 1st gen rear, I'd probably get his haha. Love his hybrid bumpers

 

He is definitely a good guy. He gives new definition to overkill on his fab work.

 

He disappeared for a while and got a real bad wrap. But his dad was in the hospital and needed to do stuff for him so he couldn't be in the shop. Then he finally came back and has been trying to make things right ever since. He'll talk your ear off tho haha. But I'd recommend his stuff to anybody

 

Yep. I was one of the very few that stayed in touch with him during that time and I didn't even have him building me anything at the time. I just felt he needed others in his life to let him know people cared. He went through some very dark times in dealing with his father as well as establishing his role in his own family. Most of the time it was a simple short text in response from him. But then when his father passed the phone calls started back.

 

I'll have to do that. I thought he was slow though? Was it just when he was having problems with his dad?

 

No not at all, I paid for my bumper got it delivered like 1.5 months if that, including shipping time. He built it in a weekend and sent it out on Monday

 

I'll get in touch with him

 

Just remember that you want at least a 1/4" gap from the bumper to any other part of the truck, fenders, grill etc. Our trucks tweak and twist incredibly far when you are articulated off road. You never notice it with the plastic OE bumper because it twists like a pretzel with the chasis. The bumpers are purposely built with wide gaps for that reason. I've seen a lot of people set theirs up too tight and then you see tell tale rub marks on fender flares usually.

Same thing goes if you get a rear high clearance bumper, make sure you cut the body over a 1/4" away from the bumper...the ass end is even worse.

If you ever want to see something crazy mount a GoPro focused on one of those body gaps and go rock crawl...then move the GoPro to focus on your coil buckets

 

You make it sound like I need coil bucket gussets