Stick
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Anyone know the name of the HUGE brushguard that covers half the hood ?
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Brushguard from hell
- Thread starter Stick
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sarvermr
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Little Rock, AR
the old one on the skyjacker jeep? i think that was a custom trail ready bumper.
matthew
matthew
Stick
NAXJA Forum User
I saw them in a magazine years ago. And then I saw them again in the movie 2 fast 2 furious (the trucks ramming the police cars at the end), and it sparked the intrest again.
dogtired
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Orlando, FL
Stick said:
you got pix of it? or at least the URL plz?
Biv
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Northwest Arkansas
The one your talking about is the Safari Guard bumper made by TrailReady, but I dont think they make it for XJs anymore, if they did i would definatly get one. but you could call em up and find out if they still make it.
ECKSJAY
Water is dirty
- Location
- Covington, WA
Custom made by the folks at RA...a Dan Starc design. Same with the 'SkyJacker' roof rack. Look familiar? The ones on theirs came from his.
This goes waaaayyy back. The old days before the 1-ton gear and exo cage. Same folks built out his current bumper design (pic 2) way back when, too...also look familiar?
This goes waaaayyy back.
The old days before the 1-ton gear and exo cage. Same folks built out his current bumper design (pic 2) way back when, too...also look familiar?
basalt51
NAXJA Member #761
- Location
- Woodland, CA
Yeah, except that looks like a real bumper, not one made from 1/8" sheet
- Location
- San Bruno, CA.
Rear tire carrier/bumper from hell...
Jes
Jes
CaptTrev
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Long Island
:worship:
that is SO SWEET
i
- Location
- Westminster, SoCal
Re: Rear tire carrier/bumper from hell...
It is big... it is heavy.... bad damn it looks good and it also has a George Foreman grill in in
Jes said:
Jes
It is big... it is heavy.... bad damn it looks good and it also has a George Foreman grill in in
ECKSJAY
Water is dirty
- Location
- Covington, WA
Hahaha, yes! Dan calls up Pat Gremillion (Premier Power Welder) from the top of a trail here in WA (dunno how the hell he had cell coverage) and asks if the Power Welder would run a Foreman Grill. Pat say, "We've never tried it." Hehe, the rest is history. Here is a photo I took of the first known time a George Foreman Grill was used with a Premier Power Welder. Also gives you a good look at his rear bumper setup.:yelclap:
Biv
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Northwest Arkansas
Sooo would there be any way to get one of those bumpers, these days?
- Location
- Westminster, SoCal
I think that if you decide to put on on.... plan to relift your front while doing so, as it will most likely sag under the weight of the tank front endBiv said:
railroadjeep
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Bothell, WA
Those George Foreman burgers were darn good too!
You really need to see Dan's rig in person to truely grasp the awsomeness of it. Dan's rig, to me at least, is a spectacle of design and engineering. It's interesting to look at photo's of his rig from near stock form to the way it is now.
Chris
You really need to see Dan's rig in person to truely grasp the awsomeness of it. Dan's rig, to me at least, is a spectacle of design and engineering. It's interesting to look at photo's of his rig from near stock form to the way it is now.
Chris
ECKSJAY
Water is dirty
- Location
- Covington, WA
railroadjeep said:Those George Foreman burgers were darn good too!
You really need to see Dan's rig in person to truely grasp the awsomeness of it. Dan's rig, to me at least, is a spectacle of design and engineering. It's interesting to look at photo's of his rig from near stock form to the way it is now.
Chris
What's truly significant is that the guy didn't just build it up like that overnight...and he knows how to fawkin' wheel. His shit doesn't break and he's not arrogant about that Jeep. Few others can say that. It is flattering to see others copy stuff he came up with a long time ago though, haha. He's a class act and a great guy to learn from. I'm impressed that he'll take anyone out on a trail and tech them rather than saying "Oh that Jeep can't make it." He helps you figure out what your limits are...because his skill and experience sees what you don't. I'm glad to call him a friend.
sarvermr
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Little Rock, AR
looks like road armor is the winner for 2 fast 2 furious.
http://www.roadarmor.com/
but i still can't find a picture of that SJ xj bumper.
matthew
http://www.roadarmor.com/
but i still can't find a picture of that SJ xj bumper.
matthew
It's like a Bra IMHO...yeah you may save the sheet metal/paint but Damn, at what cost LOL...Is looking like a complete Circus Freak worth the off chance that you'll have something smash the hood up but NOT compress the contraption into the sheetmetal?
Man that would make my jeep look like even more of an eyesore LOL!
Man that would make my jeep look like even more of an eyesore LOL!
Renegade Jpr
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Corona, California
Holy shit...those bumpers in the first pictures must weigh a thousand pounds!