My375hp302

Here are some pics of my finished front bumper. It's made of 3x4 3/16 tube. I put a class III receiver in the middle and two 15,000# D-rings on it. It's tied into the "frame" with 1/2" bolts, and the bolts from the steering box. Let me know what you think.

sgtskid

Looks awesome man! I like the clean lines and how it fits snuggly against the front end

My375hp302

Thanks, I tucked it up and in as far as I could to maintain a good approach angle. I'm wondering now if I can trim the front crossmember that sticks down below the bumper. It looks structural but with the bumper bolted in place I don't think it will matter. Has anyone else cut theirs out?

96_xj

i would trim it on the bottom(not all the way out) and then brace the front of it with some plate or some more tube and easy welding on the thin sheet metal

96_xj

looks good tho! i really like the idea of the reciever you could add a winch there if you wanted as well

Bustedback

Looks nice, but whats with the street rubber? You're gonna need the pull points on the bumper if you go off road with those LOL.

matt82

nice bumper man looks great!

My375hp302

TRUE! It just so happens that I found a set of Dunlop Mud Rovers 33-12.50 on 15x8 american racing steelies today for 150. Already got them on. The gay street tires were on it when I bought it! I did use the bumper to jack up the front with my hi-lift jack. Worked great, didn't flex or move at all.

91XJMudMan

I really like the look of 3x4 tube. Now I know what size tube I'm using for mine lol

89eliminator

how does it mount?

My375hp302

I used a 12" piece of the 3x4 tube and cut it in half length wise. Kinda made two pieces of 4x1.5 C channel. Then I welded them to the bumper and used 1/2" bolts top secure it.

CRoading

Cool craft... Those tube steels are well designed and looks perfect for those bumping situations...

MASTERS

looks great man, good job!

lliamsdad

Nice. Good job man. I like it

92xjr

Sharp lookin bumper, good job!