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Really Nice Oem Rear Bumper


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Flint,

Please educate me on why the OEM bumpers are so desireable, as I'm new to the scene. Is it just that guys like a 100% original truck, or is it that the aftermarket ones suck?

 

Personally I would be just as happy with a homemade rock crawler style bumper, so i'm really curious as to what the big deal is. Also, what are they worth/going for? Being that I have one...

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They've got to be some of the weakest rear bumpers I've ever seen. Thy can't take even the mildest of hits and everyone seems to love to back them into something! Though bumpers are designed to buckle under pressure to absorb some of the energy from the impact so... :dunno:

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They've got to be some of the weakest rear bumpers I've ever seen. Thy can't take even the mildest of hits and everyone seems to love to back them into something! Though bumpers are designed to buckle under pressure to absorb some of the energy from the impact so... :dunno:

You talking OE or Fey in this post?

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As far as bumpers go, the MJ OEM unit is truly crap. They rot, they deflect if you rest

your foot on it for more than 10 seconds, and they don't even look that good, BUT

they are original and that alone motivates some of us. I've managed (so far) to not

back into anything, but I suppose it can happen to anyone. I wish there were someone

who made a new unit identical in every way except double (or triple) the sheet gauge.

 

Biotex, if you have one, and you're thinking of gaining a few dollars towards a real,

non-OEM bumper, send me some good inside and outside images to evaluate to

(flint54@cfl.rr.com) and let's see where it goes. Thanks!

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