I like the rear bumper, but i don't see any license plate lights. Most states if not all require rears lights to illuminate the license plate. Any plans to add these?
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They are there in the license plate bolts
Some more options to consider...
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Will you be offering a chromoly upgrade option?
Chromoly is only a good option if you heat treat the whole thing, most folks don't know this. Also the rust protection chromoly provides doesn't help you on the welds. Wast of money imo
Back bumper looks kinda strange with the spare under there
Life is a trade off. What you don't see is the 400+ lbs of gear hidden under the F-1 in the bed, locked away and protected. If I am going to go rock climbing the lower spare will be left behind.
Thanks for the link!
I officially like. My one concern is placement of the light bar IN the skid plate. How susceptible is this to getting *****'s being so low and at a potential point of contact when offroading?
And I love the dovetailing of the rear. How much labor is involved to install everything here?
Thanks, I flippin love em too. The light is not mounted to the skid but to the frame of the bumper and is probably the most protected light mount offered, plus it will be real hard to steal. The thing turns night into daylight, 17,000 lumens. Trimming the sides I don't think was very hard, they built a template for it. They actually built jigs and templates for everything.
I like it. Carrying a 37 under the bed AND having a hitch is on my to-do list. Build one of those and I'm in!
RPG can easily fabricate a hitch, the back rail of the receiver will need to be curved to accommodate extra width of the 37". My truck is going back in for the sliders and cage, so now would be a good time to ask for this to be done while mine is in there, who knows, maybe I'll get it too. I haven't decided yet.
Wow now that's weird! I just yesterday took the trim plates off my ADD Venom front bumper (because they were rattling like crazy) and it looks VERY similar to how this prototype looks.
Nice work guys! Looking forward to more. That front bumper looks like it could take out a tank with barely suffering a scratch!
On the run last Saturday, one person had the ADD Stealth and it was suggested that it was blocking his tranny cooler, he was running dangerously hot (235 degrees) and had to back off several times, and we were only in 105 degree heat, he even removed the top light and still had issues. There really is no comparison between the two. The ADD sticks out over a foot, the RPG is in nice and tight. The side profiles are very different.
These bumpers are hands down the finest made and the best looking, once again RPG has knocked it out of the park.
Sorry man, just had to give you a hard time.
