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Best 300 bucks I ever put into my jeep. It literally saved my jeeps life. If I didn't have my bumper on I would have had a crushed can of a jeep. No doubt in my mind. And like I said I highly recommend the unibody tie in brackets and steering box brace. It would have probably messed up the front end really bad if I didn't have them. It also broke my LCA mounts on the axel so I'm swapping axels jeeps still down due I no time to fix it and 4 other project cars and toys
Nice strong bumper think I am sold not just to get the money together and some time. Thank you for the info on the bumper everyone.
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- Rear JCR DIY Bumper.
Nice rig I think I'm gonna get that rear bumperOriginally Posted by HudsonN
- Front JCR DIY Bumper with the $68 Lean forward hoop.- Rear JCR DIY Bumper.
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Not to brag but JCR is in my home town! WHOOT! Any ways dont have the diy but went and stopped by their new shop "before they moved", saw the guy unloading and stopped by just to be like " what-up" saw your **** on line Super smooth. He was all like "sweet dude, have you seen the xj" i was like " naw man havent" he said " man come the f**K on i got that shizz in the back right now Ill show you about this IZZH". me "right on man lets see whats kickn"
He then began to tell me how if you buy their bumper pre fabd you get different angles under the front vertical "for better approach" If you get the diy its all straight 90's. also no way to have them cnc holes for lights or anywho behind the bumper so that would all get cut by hand or stuff. same with rear but for the price if you have the tools its a sweet way to go. either way support them and my town!
oh yea that wasnt a sentra you hit. It is the correct year range. but you blasted that maxima. I only know because im a nissan certed tech. not trying to swing my D*&% around but man i hate those damn cars for their problems, and infinity owners also, but thats other problems.
Alright Peace Out
He then began to tell me how if you buy their bumper pre fabd you get different angles under the front vertical "for better approach" If you get the diy its all straight 90's. also no way to have them cnc holes for lights or anywho behind the bumper so that would all get cut by hand or stuff. same with rear but for the price if you have the tools its a sweet way to go. either way support them and my town!
oh yea that wasnt a sentra you hit. It is the correct year range. but you blasted that maxima. I only know because im a nissan certed tech. not trying to swing my D*&% around but man i hate those damn cars for their problems, and infinity owners also, but thats other problems.
Alright Peace Out
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He then began to tell me how if you buy their bumper pre fabd you get different angles under the front vertical "for better approach" If you get the diy its all straight 90's. also no way to have them cnc holes for lights or anywho behind the bumper so that would all get cut by hand or stuff. same with rear but for the price if you have the tools its a sweet way to go. either way support them and my town!
oh yea that wasnt a sentra you hit. It is the correct year range. but you blasted that maxima. I only know because im a nissan certed tech. not trying to swing my D*&% around but man i hate those damn cars for their problems, and infinity owners also, but thats other problems.
Alright Peace Out
Lol Yea I do believe it was a maxima now that U say that. Good eye.Originally Posted by seniorgreenpants
Not to brag but JCR is in my home town! WHOOT! Any ways dont have the diy but went and stopped by their new shop "before they moved", saw the guy unloading and stopped by just to be like " what-up" saw your **** on line Super smooth. He was all like "sweet dude, have you seen the xj" i was like " naw man havent" he said " man come the f**K on i got that shizz in the back right now Ill show you about this IZZH". me "right on man lets see whats kickn"He then began to tell me how if you buy their bumper pre fabd you get different angles under the front vertical "for better approach" If you get the diy its all straight 90's. also no way to have them cnc holes for lights or anywho behind the bumper so that would all get cut by hand or stuff. same with rear but for the price if you have the tools its a sweet way to go. either way support them and my town!
oh yea that wasnt a sentra you hit. It is the correct year range. but you blasted that maxima. I only know because im a nissan certed tech. not trying to swing my D*&% around but man i hate those damn cars for their problems, and infinity owners also, but thats other problems.
Alright Peace Out