Finally got my front stubby back from the powdercoaters. I am impressed with the quality of the bumper. Install was fairly straight forward and I got to keep my factory fogs. I used a floor jack along with the help of the wife. The two inside bolts by the swaybar motor were a PITA, but I expected that (after taking off the stock one). Haven't completely finished the winch, but its only easy stuff left (I got a smoking deal on a NIB Warn M8000 from a co-worker
$210.99 and a case of beer).
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That looks F'in hot!

 

How did you keep the Factor Fogs? The one on there website has the shackle holders.

 

I got them to send me some pics of the stubby, and spoke with both MORE and David at Northridge before I ordered. It was one of the selling points for me. They (Northridge and M.O.R.E.) are very responsive to customer questions and concerns and I am extremely happy with the purchase; I highly recommend both.

 

the MORE bumper always kept the fogs, you are not referring to the MORE bumper

 

How do you like this bumper...i was either thinkin the shrockworks or the MORE...do you feel its beefy enough to take a good hit offroad...(dirt pile or something) Does the skid plate on the more bumper protect the swaybar disconect etc..pretty well..?? What are your thoughts

 

Its real beefy, made out of 7 gauge steel, and mounts to the 8 frame rail sites plus 2 more on the channel that connects the 2 frame rails. I went out and snapped a pic of the sway bar motor protection. I think it covers it nicely, but then again I have vested interest. [IMG][/IMG]

 

No, ok thats perfect

 

Got any pics that are farther away to get the full effect?

 

I really like that. And the powder coating really sets it off. You got me looking into a new direction for a replacement bumper