Bumper

[pingpong]

I know someone posted it a while back, and I searched and could not find it... but does some have a printable copy of the bolt hole locations on the front

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http://www.greatlakesxj.com/tech/bumper_mount.pdf

[Rokhound]

if that is the same print that i used double check because mine were off

[pingpong]

Thanks guys..... I knew one of you all had it. I just need something close so I can rough it out.... then I will make a set exact to the vehicle

[ryno1121]

This is what I got from measuring my 91

 

 

[mjeff87]

Pat, I need a set of those for that Tomken bumper I have on the MJ. If you're fabricating, you can use my rig as a guinea pig ;)

 

I already picked you up a box of 6013 rods.....I'll go get some more....

 

Jeff

[pingpong]

Thanks jeff.. What size did you get?

 

 

I need to go buy some 6x3/16 flat.

 

There might be a small run of these available. I might be able to get them done professionally, or I might just make a few... not sure.. depends on what the quote is from the fab shop. I just have to make sure the drawings are right

[mjeff87]

1/8"

 

There's a nice piece of 1/4" C channel sitting here at work, just rusting away outside the building. I'm working on the boss to let me take it away....it's about 8' long X at least 6" (or so, haven't measured it). I figure you could use it for something. Would make for one hell of a bumper :D

 

edit: it's 1/8" not 1/4", 8" by about 8.5 feet long

[87manche]

1/8"

 

There's a nice piece of 1/4" C channel sitting here at work, just rusting away outside the building. I'm working on the boss to let me take it away....it's about 8' long X at least 6" (or so, haven't measured it). I figure you could use it for something. Would make for one hell of a bumper :D

 

edit: it's 1/8" not 1/4", 8" by about 8.5 feet long

 

meh, I thought the same thing, but my 1/4" 2x6 C is all bent up in the back.

 

I even bent it up into the body under the tail lights.

[pingpong]

YOu must not have gusseted it for abuse.... thats the key to nuilding with thinner metal