$15 Brush Guard
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From: Orlando, FL and Lufkin, Texas
Year: 1995
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I just bought a nates bumper front and rear and am very happy. 405 for both front and rear shipped... Check out Nates 4X4 he has great prices and quality...
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Year: 1995
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From: Lancaster, PA (stationed at Fort Hood, TX)
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Man, so many haters! I guess I won't be posting anymore experiments bc everyone's panties get bunched up. Thanks for those who had positive comments/criticism!
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Dude, what did you expect? That thing will serve no purpose off road.
It may look decent from a distance, but seriously.
I dont understand why you cut GIANT Square holes in the bumper?
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From: Metro Detroit
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
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Eff the haters...The simple fact is, even if you posted some beastly, 1/4 plate, tig welded tank of a bumper you're still gonna get those few people who have something bad to say about it. Unfortunately, douchebaggery is just in some people's blood.
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
Engine: 4.0
If that's what you like, go for it but I agree. There really was no point in cutting giant holes in the bumper to mount to what ever you mounted to...considering the stock bumper would have been more than substantial enough to mount a cosmetic piece of conduit to.
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From: Lancaster, PA (stationed at Fort Hood, TX)
Year: 1999
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the holes aren't GIANT lol, they are just under 3 inches, and lets be real - stock XJ bumpers are useless! Sorry for experimenting and playing around with MY jeep.
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
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I prefer my holes much smaller than that.
The question I have is why did you cut thru the bumper to go to the ______?
I promise that stock bumper is stronger than that conduit you put there. I applaud your attempt but you need to conduct your experiment with something that will support the weight of a wet towel.
Why are you getting offended? You posted on the internet for peoples opinion. You're getting opinions.
The question I have is why did you cut thru the bumper to go to the ______?
I promise that stock bumper is stronger than that conduit you put there. I applaud your attempt but you need to conduct your experiment with something that will support the weight of a wet towel.
Why are you getting offended? You posted on the internet for peoples opinion. You're getting opinions.
Last edited by Lowrange2; Apr 21, 2012 at 10:21 AM.
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From: Lantana, Fl
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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Originally Posted by Mikey12486
the holes aren't GIANT lol, they are just under 3 inches, and lets be real - stock XJ bumpers are useless! Sorry for experimenting and playing around with MY jeep.