Opinions please!
#1
Lemme know what ya think.
I installed this push bumper a while before I deployed but never posted pics. I found the push bar off a old border patrol bronco, I had it powder coated and fab'd up some brackets to fit where the tow hook bolts are. It fit pretty snug and Holds pretty well. I pushed my friends ford ranger half way down the street in park so I am sure I won't have any issues. My question is if you think I should remount the air damn on the bottom or leave as is?
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I installed this push bumper a while before I deployed but never posted pics. I found the push bar off a old border patrol bronco, I had it powder coated and fab'd up some brackets to fit where the tow hook bolts are. It fit pretty snug and Holds pretty well. I pushed my friends ford ranger half way down the street in park so I am sure I won't have any issues. My question is if you think I should remount the air damn on the bottom or leave as is?
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#2
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Huntsville, AL
I would put the air dam back on.
Fair warning though, most guys on this forum arent a fan of any type of brush guard, but I personally like it on yours.
And thank you for your service
Fair warning though, most guys on this forum arent a fan of any type of brush guard, but I personally like it on yours.
And thank you for your service
#3
Thanks though for your opinion.
Thank you sir for being American!!!
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#6
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 16,282
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From: Huntsville, AL
they are 100w, but the housing is the same as their HID versions, so they can easily be retrofited...but frankly I never saw a need with these since they are much brighter and cleaner than "only 100w" would lead you to think. I have them wired to come on with my highs, lows, and fogs. So 4 pairs of lights at once is plenty of light.
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they are 100w, but the housing is the same as their HID versions, so they can easily be retrofited...but frankly I never saw a need with these since they are much brighter and cleaner than "only 100w" would lead you to think. I have them wired to come on with my highs, lows, and fogs. So 4 pairs of lights at once is plenty of light.
Give em a sunburn on the back of there head in the process.






