jeeperwilly
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I've been working on a shorty front bumper design for the past couple weeks and this is what I've come up with.......
Its a C-channel design that mimics a stock front bumper. Its been cut to 44", kept the same height, and trimmed at the corners for more clearance. For added beef, the bumper is composed of 1/4" thats been bent to slide over the frame horns. The ends have been capped and 3/4 pull points where added for recovery. The pull points are a modified "T" (or atleast thats what I'm gonna call it) and are inserted though the back of the C-channel. The "T" part the pull point is to large to pass though the bumper so in theory it can't be pulled off. The pull points are also welded front and rear.
Let me know what you guys think. I'm planning on marketing them for $130 sand blasted and with self-etching primer already done. This is the first one, I'll blast it as soon as it quits rainning around here.
I'm also thinking about upgrading the pull point to 1" thick from the 3/4".
Its a C-channel design that mimics a stock front bumper. Its been cut to 44", kept the same height, and trimmed at the corners for more clearance. For added beef, the bumper is composed of 1/4" thats been bent to slide over the frame horns. The ends have been capped and 3/4 pull points where added for recovery. The pull points are a modified "T" (or atleast thats what I'm gonna call it) and are inserted though the back of the C-channel. The "T" part the pull point is to large to pass though the bumper so in theory it can't be pulled off. The pull points are also welded front and rear.
Let me know what you guys think. I'm planning on marketing them for $130 sand blasted and with self-etching primer already done. This is the first one, I'll blast it as soon as it quits rainning around here.
I'm also thinking about upgrading the pull point to 1" thick from the 3/4".
