JCR CRUSADER. Looking for info
02-24-2016, 04:55 PM
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JCR makes a great product. Cant say how much i love my JCR dagger front bumper. Customer service is phenomenal and the guys are just hilarious. If you havent check out their youtube videos
02-24-2016, 05:12 PM
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Thanks for all the responses/info. Still looking for more insight on question 2 and 3 Thanks again!
After an extensive search I have narrowed my bumper choice down to JCR Crusader or LOD mid-width. Leaning heavily toward JCR Few questions
2). Also considering the Crusader fenders. Thots? Seen plenty of pics in my research, but is anyone running these on 2.5 lift and 35s? If so, would appreciate a pic.
3). JCR offers a vented front fender liner. Was going to just run stock plastic. Upside/down side to the vented liners? Thanks for input!
2). Also considering the Crusader fenders. Thots? Seen plenty of pics in my research, but is anyone running these on 2.5 lift and 35s? If so, would appreciate a pic.
3). JCR offers a vented front fender liner. Was going to just run stock plastic. Upside/down side to the vented liners? Thanks for input!
02-25-2016, 02:18 AM
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perfect the crusader fenders look absolutely amazing in person i plan on adding them to my build as well. The inner fenders are made out of bent aluminum that is very thin I know their engineer that designs everything runs them on his jeep and he wheels hard but they are a bit thin and rather expensive so if you're on a budget and don't want to mess up 250-300$ inner fenders stick with the stock plastic ones. That's my honest opinion as well even though they look absolutely amazing!
02-25-2016, 02:24 AM
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perfect the crusader fenders look absolutely amazing in person i plan on adding them to my build as well. The inner fenders are made out of bent aluminum that is very thin I know their engineer that designs everything runs them on his jeep and he wheels hard but they are a bit thin and rather expensive so if you're on a budget and don't want to mess up 250-300$ inner fenders stick with the stock plastic ones. That's my honest opinion as well even though they look absolutely amazing!
02-25-2016, 06:54 AM
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I have the jcr fender liners I personally like them but if i had to do it over again i would save ip and run the plastic ones and trim them. I got them more for looks then anything. But jcr is top notch with everything they build and do
02-27-2016, 02:08 AM
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Showed both to my wife to get her opinion, she likes look of LOD. Looks like LOD just jumped into the lead. LOL
Funny thing is I was thinking mid-width. She likes the mid-width, but said she she likes the look of the stubby. Ironically stubby is heavier. Go figure.
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03-01-2016, 02:08 AM
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LOD signature bumpers ordered! Went with mid-width in the front. Really liked JCR Crusader, but wife preferred the look of LOD. Happy wife, happy life. Weight and functionality of LOD and JCR are similar and I saved a couple of bucks, so all is good. Can't wait to get them on my Jeep.
03-01-2016, 04:43 AM
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Btw. Very impressed with the service at both LOD and JCR. Staff I talked to at both were awesome. Would recommend either companies.