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  1. RCI Pike Bumper Install

    Looks good. More pictures please. lol whole truck
  2. Front bumper upgrade for Trailhunter?

    Have you seen the CA tuned off-road bumper. To me it looks like the one on the Tundra at the beginning of the post.
  3. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    I think you’ll be happy with the choice. I was between the same two bumpers for a while myself. Chose RCI for all the reasons you mentioned. Don’t worry about cutting. I would recommend a long blade saw though. I was going to use a 3” circular saw blade but it would not fit in the crevices of...
  4. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    A friend of mine has those on his Chevy Silverado. He said he hasn’t had any issues with them. I am considering those or the Nitto trail grappler. Some say they are quieter than the Toyo. Those that have run both. Drawback is they’re not 3 peak rated.
  5. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    I did look at the all dogs. R4t maybe? I really wanted at least a 2” lift up front so I would have maybe 1/2”-3/4” rake. Even a 1/4” would be fine. I just don’t want the front higher than the rear. Lol
  6. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    Currently it’s just stock. I don’t mind some rake but no as much as what I have. Only planned on doing the front for now. Originally the idea was to add 35s, I have 33s now and no issues. Plenty of room at the rear but I would feel better with a slight lift up front and then the crash bar...
  7. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    I weighed the crash bar that I took off mine. Approximately 40 lbs give or take a little. So good guess. My pike 81 lbs and x bull winch approximately 59 lbs 140 total? I guess I didn’t think about the weight from the crash bar. I ended up only adding about a hundred pounds. I ordered Dobinson...
  8. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    If I can think of it I’ll try to weigh mine tomorrow if it’s not pouring rain and let you know
  9. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    That’s one of the main reasons I chose the RCI bumper. Instructions. There’s also a video on YouTube (which is sufficient). If the Cbi bumper had have had instructions when I was looking I might’ve gone with it because it was cheaper at the time. The other reason I chose the RCI was because it...
  10. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    No lift yet so it’s stock. I was thinking of peak suspension 2 piece lift but then decided on a spring lift instead. Haven’t had that done though.
  11. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    Figured out the picture removal process. I’m completely new to this. Sorry
  12. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    No but I am guesstimating the weight of the bumper and winch at 140.5 lbs according to information from the websites. The rear is essentially 23” from center of wheel hub to bottom of fender flares and the front is 21 3/4” best I can measure, so maybe not much. Running method 305 17” with plus...
  13. Tacoma Owners: We Need Your Feedback on Our Upgraded Rear Seat MOLLE Panel! (Version 2)

    I agree 100% with everything you said. The only other concern I would have is if you wrecked when the panel is being accessed. Bad news for rear seat passengers. If it tilted the opposite direction so the driver could access it and have enough give incase of a crash then it would be fine.
  14. Low Profile Front Bumper Evaluation- Ones that don't move the sensors

    I’m new to the forums. This is actually my first post. I’m disabled and in a lot of pain but most of the mods I’ve done on my truck I’ve done myself and then I pay for it for several days afterwards. Lol My 18 yr old daughter helped me lift the RCI Off-Road Pike bumper and the install was...



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