New front Plate bumper - thoughts?

Spent last weekend creating this with the help of my buddy (He's just starting out - see califabrication.com. Let me know what you think. Decided against a winch. 3/16 plate. Will be putting in another pair of led cubes at the ends of the bumper.

All Cardboarded up

Tacked up. So Far so good

Decided on a bumper mount 30" LED bar instead of the top 40" cab mount.
22 guys, 20+ hours, numerous 6 packs, and lot of sparks later. turned out pretty good.

 

Fitment looks good, not sure about approach.
Don't really care for the little lights either, but thats just me.

 

x2. Good work but I'm also not sure on the approach angle and also some concerns on not enough gap for flex. Could do w/o the small lights.

 

I dig it!! May want to add some holes, part of the radiator is covered up and could cause it to overheat

 

LOOKS GOOD! But did you mean to have the squares leds at a angle or did yall cut them out and not think abou the degree it was sitting?

 

like said above, looks great. (especially the top where most people F up)
but i would slim up the bottom, it looks a little bulky and doesnt give great approach angle.
either way its still a badass bumper

 

Looks good, I agree with above, it needs ventilation.

 

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OP I can't tell 100% from the pics but if that bumper is under your grill and headlights with less than a 1/2" gap you will be wanting to correct that the first time you go offroad. The body flex's at a different rate then the frame. I have about 5/8" gap and I still rub the paint off my bumper at the fenders when I'm really flexed out. In the long run if that is the case and you do not adjust it - will lead to broken fender tabs, messed up lights, and a worn out grill.

 

Looks good. Only complaints: Ventilation, gap for flex. Other than that the bumper looks great!

 

Good job! I like it tight.