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Captian Carnage
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My rear bumper

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I finally found 1 I liked and the price was GREAT Who can tell me the the company that makes it????
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This is how it looked before
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Carl McFly wrote::-X
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Hey brian.... do you have the large tire mounted to the stock spare tire mount??
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Chris wrote:Hey brian.... do you have the large tire mounted to the stock spare tire mount??
LOL A slightly modified stock spare tire carrier Where it bolts on to the tail gate had a 2 in puck in it to move the tire out the bottom has a 3 in puck in it It worked all summer
I have a 3rd brake light lift to fit 33s or 35in tires on it if you want it
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Brian : My guess is Home Made Co. The angles arent even and it6s primer black ! FjR68
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Frank wrote:Brian : My guess is Home Made Co. The angles arent even and it6s primer black ! FjR68
The angles are 45 degrees I checked after they were cut its not centered yet Its over to the passenger side 1 1/4 inches its not Primer that was the 1st coat ITS FLAT BLACK Need 1more bracket welded on the passenger side that will be done Sunday morning
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I don't know Brian, IMHO it looks a little long but it could just be the picture. ;)
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Scott wrote:I don't know Brian, IMHO it looks a little long but it could just be the picture. ;)
If I dont like it Plasma cutter LOL it go past the body a little a straight on pic would be better
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Scott wrote:I don't know Brian, IMHO it looks a little long but it could just be the picture. ;)
Its a little more than 3 inchs past the body this pic is better It will cost me $30 to shorten it ( Cut of the Tips )
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Yeah, I don't know. I think if it were me I would take off about 2" off the points and have a small flat edge and some bevel. know what I'm talking about? the points look like they'll hurt. ;)

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Scott wrote:Yeah, I don't know. I think if it were me I would take off about 2" off the points and have a small flat edge and some bevel. know what I'm talking about? the points look like they'll hurt. ;)

just my $.02
Oh yea I know what your saying that will be even with the body it will make a 2-3in straight line going down to the angle it will cost me about $30 to do I been thinking about it since I saw the bumper cut +welded up It might even look better that way I will make up my mind this week
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Looks good Brian, nice and beefy.
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Looks like a sissy bumper.
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ZAEDOCK wrote:Looks like a sissy bumper.
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