Rottenbelly
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I put the wrong date, ordered mine jan 28th. But i ordered with the trail rack and the jerry can holders so i think it may take a bit longer.
Anyone have the LOD Destroyer Rear Bumper w/ Tire Carrier?
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I put the wrong date, ordered mine jan 28th. But i ordered with the trail rack and the jerry can holders so i think it may take a bit longer.
mauijim
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Ya I did too, they gave me 2 different tracking numbers but both have the same shipping date which is supposed to be tomorrow. So I hope they do, can't wait to get it mounted.
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GraniteCrystal
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Rottenbelly
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I ordered straight from their site. When I check on my account it just still says processing.
GraniteCrystal
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Mine just showed up this morning! Look for lots of pics in build thread tomorrow of the install.
MR.Ty
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Looking forward to seeing it installed. [emoji106]
Awesome, can't wait to see it installed :thumb:
Studfam24
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LōD Offroad
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GraniteCrystal
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Yeah, your packing is intense!LōD Offroad;850736 said:
WJCO
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Lol. Yes it is. We still have some of that outside from our sliders.
GraniteCrystal
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Need guidance.
Video calls for 1/2" drill bit in the first holes.
Written instructions call for 5/8" drill bit.
Video calls for 1/2" drill bit in the first holes.
Written instructions call for 5/8" drill bit.
GraniteCrystal
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Going with 1/2". Watching more of the video, looks like the long bolts go through there and looks like they'll hurt fit.
Video screenshot:
Bolt with 1/2" drill bit:
Video screenshot:
Bolt with 1/2" drill bit:
GraniteCrystal
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Follow up: while a 1/2" drill bit is big enough for the bolt, it isn't big enough for the bolt to go through once the bumper is on because it has to go through at an angle, at least on the shorty.
Profile view showing it can't go straight in.
The problem is that they only say to go down 3/8" to center of hole so if I open it up more, I'm getting close to breaking into the hole above.
Profile view showing it can't go straight in.
The problem is that they only say to go down 3/8" to center of hole so if I open it up more, I'm getting close to breaking into the hole above.
Rubicon310
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I actually had the same thinking as you did. I DID NOT go to a 5/8 hole. I drilled it with 1/2 inch but made sure my drill when In straight.
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RichieRichie11
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GraniteCrystal
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Something seems off here. The washers are too big to lie flat next to each other.
If flat and touching like this:
Then the holes aren't concentric:
Which leads to this when put on frame:
If flat and touching like this:
Then the holes aren't concentric:
Which leads to this when put on frame:
Rubicon310
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Mine are the exact same way. The washers are forced to overlap each other.
In regards to your other piece, mine were not like the picture you posted. Mine are drilled straight through.
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GraniteCrystal
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Here is the solution I'm going with. Dremel the edge of washers so they lie flat and insert bottom bolt from opposite side so it fits through 1/2" hole.
This illustrates it on the passenger side:
This illustrates it on the passenger side:
WJCO
Meme King
I was just going to recommend that. Good solution.