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Shane Honeycutt
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I'm looking to modify my front and rear bumper to a "Stubby". Any advice where to cut or at what angle?
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"Toe-in" ?
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Nice!Here's mine sorry closes pic I got try zooming inView attachment 2074
Thanks not really a stubby though I just wanted to keep the fog lights on haha
I was thinking about that too. Fog lights or no fog lights lol I will probably go with the full Stubby since i have the light bar but a very good thing to keep in mind!Thanks not really a stubby though I just wanted to keep the fog lights on haha
Hey that toe-in adjustment might just be the picture playing tricks , I have a pic that looks like that if not worse & it's dead on adjusted right.View attachment 2130
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I'm looking to modify my front and rear bumper to a "Stubby". Any advice where to cut or at what angle?
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If you plan on using your jeep for off roading you will want something more substantial then the O.E.M. bumper, For a shorter then factory bumper for your TJ wiht some real vehicle protection I recommend the 505-124 Rock Bumper. Olympic makes a wide variety of add on front end protections so you can build this bumper up as your needs and jeep budget can afford. check out. http://www.olympic4x4products.com/Jeep-50-Rock-Bumper-for-CJ-Wrangler-YJ-TJ-1976-2006-.htmlView attachment 2067
I'm looking to modify my front and rear bumper to a "Stubby". Any advice where to cut or at what angle?
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Why? I dunno about anyone else but I've never needed to use any of my TJ's bumpers as a battering ram.If you plan on using your jeep for off roading you will want something more substantial then the O.E.M. bumper