custom brush guard
#1
custom brush guard
Hey, i'm thinkin about custom building a brush guard/light bar for my '94 4 door s10, any suggestions, pics, or plans any one has would be great, btw, anyone know how hard it would be to build a skidplate for it?
#2
RE: custom brush guard
if you want to incorporate a winch bumper make 2 and ill buy one from you lol, ive been looking for one myself i was thinking about buying one from an older jeep Cherokee they are about the same width but i dont know, good luck in searching
#3
RE: custom brush guard
I been playing with one. Still got more work I wanna do to it but this is where its at right now.
Gonna add some support bars going down on each side to behind where the bumper bends. The big hole in the middle is for a receiver hitch thats gonna be bolted to the inner frame rails with a winch mount. Gonna fill in the gap a bit on the top with some diamond plate steel and add some light mounts. Also just started a rear bumper thats gonna kinda match it. I really need to get some more "scrap" pipe bent at work and started welding.
Gonna add some support bars going down on each side to behind where the bumper bends. The big hole in the middle is for a receiver hitch thats gonna be bolted to the inner frame rails with a winch mount. Gonna fill in the gap a bit on the top with some diamond plate steel and add some light mounts. Also just started a rear bumper thats gonna kinda match it. I really need to get some more "scrap" pipe bent at work and started welding.
#4
RE: custom brush guard
very nice man i would love to see a custom one a 2nd gen blazer oh and i love the blinker added in real nice touch
#5
RE: custom brush guard
yea that is really nice, and being an LED you only have to worry about hitting it on a rock lol, the kind of bumper ive been trying to find/build is like this http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DN
#6
that a good thers not that many brush guard the frist gens if you make more i woud like to know
#7
Wanna have customized brush guards too but until now I do not have any luck finding the right pieces or guide on how to do it the right way..
Last edited by michaelross; 09-29-2009 at 12:51 AM.
#8
I don't know that there truly is a "right" way to do a custom bumper. The only way you can do a custom bumper is to make it to your own specifications for what you want it for and as long as it is measured out to the proper width with the right mounting locations it will be right.
#9
ugly as hell but its hit many of things and not done any damage. bought it off someone for $100 after they went to coils. couldnt use it anymore
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