O-Face
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Just looking at that makes my shins hurt!
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Just looking at that makes my shins hurt!
How did the rear brackets end up working out with the rockblox. Any modifications?I spent a few bucks with Metalcloak...
I will say that I am massively impressed with their workmanship thus far. I am really looking forward to getting a bumper from them later this year.
Are you sure you need that much bump space?? You only have like 1.5ā of uptravel.I spent a few bucks with Metalcloak...
I will say that I am massively impressed with their workmanship thus far. I am really looking forward to getting a bumper from them later this year.
Great call. They look amazing and you were spot on about going for a more rugged vibe. It suits your ride!Thanks. I had the Overland steps, which were really practical. They were light and wide (helped keep doors clean and provided a comfortable step). I wanted something more rugged, so I put on the Mopar Performance Rock Rails. Those are really nice, but it was somewhat too high to step onto when entering the truck, especially after I installed the Mopar lift kit. Then, I saw another member post LOD Destroyer sliders. Those are perfect. Built really well and had most of the good attributes of the previous two steps/sliders.
Years ago. I welded a 4x6 I beam to the front of a buddy's CJ5.Iād use a 4x6. Beeeefffy.
Ha ha. Thatāll add some weight.Years ago. I welded a 4x6 I beam to the front of a buddy's CJ5.
He bent up the oem stamped steel bump. So he got a I beam from the steel mill for free. He wanted something that wouldn't bend. Took 2 guys to hold it in place while I tacked it. Once tacked. Think I burned up about a dozen rods.Ha ha. Thatāll add some weight.
Good stuff. Those are the fun memories. If this works, and thatās still up in the air, Iām looking forward to putting it back on ābetterā than it was. Alright. Better for me.He bent up the oem stamped steel bump. So he got a I beam from the steel mill for free. He wanted something that wouldn't bend. Took 2 guys to hold it in place while I tacked it. Once tacked. Think I burned up about a dozen rods.
I had to notch out 5/8" of the rockblox bracket for them to fit and it was plenty of clearance after that.How did the rear brackets end up working out with the rockblox. Any modifications?