JcrOffroad Front Stubby Bumper

texasdave

texasdave

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Now I'm trying to decide if I want to run my skid or not. I like how yours looks.


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willfarrell

willfarrell

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Briguy114 said:
Looks good. Have you considered cutting off that lower bar for better approach angle? I know some bumpers require you to do so, and if you're not running the skid there really is no reason for it to be there
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I am considering it. Right now it is "kind of" protecting sway bar disconnect motor. If or When I make a skid plate that will be coming off. This is one more item for my todo list.
 
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Briguy114

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willfarrell said:
I am considering it. Right now it is "kind of" protecting sway bar disconnect motor. If or When I make a skid plate that will be coming off. This is one more item for my todo list.
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There are also a few companies that make a swaybar motor relocate that basically rotates it up and out of the way. Just a thought
 
willfarrell

willfarrell

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I had forgot about rotating the motor up. Thanks for the information. I watched there video and have a question. What is different about there bolt and the factory bolt? It looks the same, except for washer. Why not do the rotation and reuse factory bolt?
 
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Briguy114

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I'm not sure what makes it different. Looks like it may be a little bit longer to reach the new hole and also looks like the bolt is only threaded up to a certain point
 
jeeeep

jeeeep

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willfarrell said:
I had forgot about rotating the motor up. Thanks for the information. I watched there video and have a question. What is different about there bolt and the factory bolt? It looks the same, except for washer. Why not do the rotation and reuse factory bolt?
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The bolt they make is all one piece design with the shoulder thicker for a better fit. The stock bolt won't work. You can get a longer bolt and try to find a sleeve to make the shoulder thicker. I've seen some guys run a longer bolt but the shoulder is too thin and IMO allows to much movement in the rubber portion of the disco...
 
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69mach1

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I had an LOD mid width (liked the low winch mounting) but wanted a narrower bumper for playing in the rocks. I like the JCR, solid built, so far no issue with over heating due to the placement of the winch. I didn't want to give up my factory fog lights:brows:

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Briguy114

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69mach1 said:
I had an LOD mid width (liked the low winch mounting) but wanted a narrower bumper for playing in the rocks. I like the JCR, solid built, so far no issue with over heating due to the placement of the winch. I didn't want to give up my factory fog lights:brows:

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How big is that light bar on the bumper?
 
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