I don't have a set, so no real advise to give...but I know JCR does awesome stuff and they wouldn't be selling them if it didn't strengthen the bumper from the bottom side as it ties into the frame rail where a hitch or gas tank skid would also mount.

 

I dont doubt they do awesone stuff, i actually wanted to buy a bumper from them, but no money in the old mattress lol i just wanna make sure my bumper doesnt come flyin off when i pull someone out or get pulled, pull the boat etc. So i might tie into the inner frame channel, and put those on as a backup.

 

I dont doubt they do awesone stuff, i actually wanted to buy a bumper from them, but no money in the old mattress lol i just wanna make sure my bumper doesnt come flyin off when i pull someone out or get pulled, pull the boat etc. So i might tie into the inner frame channel, and put those on as a backup.

 

I dont doubt they do awesone stuff, i actually wanted to buy a bumper from them, but no money in the old mattress lol i just wanna make sure my bumper doesnt come flyin off when i pull someone out or get pulled, pull the boat etc. So i might tie into the inner frame channel, and put those on as a backup.hhdnf

 

Triple posting? Wow my ipod fails...

 

Your replies just kept coming.

I think they should be sufficient but adding more beef won't hurt.

 

Lol yup, the stronger the better, have to be able to pull my buddy's f250 out

 

this is what I am in the process of doing to my rear bumper....will have a 2" reciever and pull points mounted when done.
the giant tube....4x6-1/4

the hole....2x2 against the inner wall of the subframe.

length of 2x2-3/16 inserted into the subframe



welding up the 1/4" plate to the insert tube.

mount installed....ready for the giant tube.


Also I mated holes in the subframe to ones I drilled into the insert tube that I welded nuts to the inside.....not sure why I didnt picture those.... will maybe get some pics of that next week..... the giant tube will mount to the insert pieces..... eventually.

 

Thats what im talkin about, man! Finally, someone who knows how to mount a bumper correctly that sucker aint movin nowhere thats what i want to do with mine; strong, simple, it gets the job done.