Stewart's Raceworks rear bumper installed

[KKILLIAN]

I picked up my bumper from Stewart's Raceworks yesterday (bumped into Corey from RPG while I was there) and I installed it today. I really like this bumper. It's clean and simple. No dovetailing of the bed is necessary, but you do need to trim the frame to give it a clean look. I also relocated the spare tire to the bed using a Speed Strap from Race Ready Products. With the new bumper, frame trimmed and the spare tire gone the rear end has a very open look to it which I like. In the pictures I have the bumper mounted with the stock Ford bolts, but I got some better looking bolts from Craig this afternoon. I will get some pictures from different angles tomorrow.

 

[Westside Offroad Group]

looks good

 

[LandFill]

Nice!

 

[charles06]

Looks really good. Have you thought about exiting the exhaust through the bumper?

 

[KKILLIAN]

Looks really good. Have you thought about exiting the exhaust through the bumper?

Haven't thought about that, but there is plenty of room if somebody wanted to.

 

[fasteddiefrisk]

Looks Great! Craig Stewart is a good personal friend of mine. I'm sure you bought one of the BEST bumpers on the market! When are you getting the Racework's
Front Bumper to match??

 

[KX250R]

Very sweet looking rear!!!

 

[KKILLIAN]

Looks Great! Craig Stewart is a good personal friend of mine. I'm sure you bought one of the BEST bumpers on the market! When are you getting the Racework's
Front Bumper to match??

I already have the RPG Raceline bumper up front.

 

[SwampKing]

Looks good. Wish I lived closer to them guys.


Method NV/37's
Boatec front and Rear fenders
Rigid dually's in fogs
FOR NOW!

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[KKILLIAN]

Here's the bumper from another angle. I found this LED light bar from Genright Off Road (Jeep stuff). It works perfect for the license plate light. I wasn't sure how bumpers from two different shops would look together, but I think the Raceworks rear bumper goes good together with my RPG Raceline front bumper.