Tube bumpers

Here's what the all pro tube bumper looks like with the handles cut of, and shortened 4" on either side


image by Tanner Tucker, on Flickr

image by Tanner Tucker, on Flickr

image by Tanner Tucker, on Flickr

image by Tanner Tucker, on Flickr

 

That's a great looking truck Tanner.

 

I've never liked those wheels, but they sure look good blacked out on your truck.

Here is my bumper built by Landcruiser NW

 

What tire/wheel/lift combo do you have? I love that setup

 

Factory Toyota aluminum 3 spoke
315/75/6 MTR's with 1 1/4" spydertrax spacers
Bilstien 5100's set at 2"
AAL rear

 

Thanks. I don't think I could run a tire that big w/o re-gearing on my little 4 cyl.

 

Most definitely not haha. It'd suck the life right out of it trying to turn those down the highway.

 

yup. And I commute 80 miles round trip to school twice a week. 33's are has tall as I'm gonna go.

 

Holy crap batman!! That's a ways to get to school!!

I think most guys running 35's and 4 banger are throwing in 5.29's or even 5.38's.

Ill be going to 5.29's even with the V6. I don't new to scream down the highway haha

 

Yep. 40 miles from here to Atlanta. After I graduate and can get a new daily driver, the gear swaps and all that will begin

 

Trail Gear with custom lightbar

 

For those of you interested in my bumper, here are a couple more shots and angles. Feel free to PM me more questions if you get them.

Front:


Side:


You can see how it ties into my skids here:


Here's the relocatable winch plate without the winch on it:


And the bumper off the truck:


Random Pic:

 

Hey Timmy,

So, the bumper is bolted to the frame in 6 places. You can kind of see them here:



and here:



I've got a bunch more pictures on the first page of my build thread but, basically, I use the two vertical tubes to tie to the frame. 4 bolts are tied through a flat sleeved interface below the vertical tubes and 2 are tied via plate that semi boxes the frame in front.