Here's what I have to work with.
I have any type of metal to make the brackets.
I am building a bumper made out of metal. I don't know how to describe the metal but its thick as heck and it's like an I-beam but the it's shaped more like an upside down L if you know what I mean.
Examples would be awesome.
I have any type of metal to make the brackets.
I am building a bumper made out of metal. I don't know how to describe the metal but its thick as heck and it's like an I-beam but the it's shaped more like an upside down L if you know what I mean.
Examples would be awesome.
I would be able to mount those even with those big, nasty holes I have?
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Yes. pretty straightforward. The front two holes are barely needed. The rest of them are going to get the job done. I've seen pics somewhere that a guy who destroyed that sheetmetal part out front and used something akin to the JCR parts with no ill effect.
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Originally Posted by asatxj
Yes. pretty straightforward. The front two holes are barely needed. The rest of them are going to get the job done. I've seen pics somewhere that a guy who destroyed that sheetmetal part out front and used something akin to the JCR parts with no ill effect.
Wow. Thanks for pointing those out.
Can I mount a stock bumper with those?
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