Mopar Offroad Bumper
02-22-2009, 02:46 PM
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Mopar Offroad Bumper
I have the Mopar bumper that isn't drilled for the rear tire swing. I bought the tire swing and was wondering if someone who has the bumper with the swing could take some pictures of the holes for me. I plan on drilling the holes myself but any dimensions would help. I got the carrier for $412 from the dealer. I need to get the tire off of the tailgate before it warps it Thanks.
02-23-2009, 09:54 AM
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You're joking right? In order to take pic's of the holes it means taking the tire carrier OFF 
. Sorry brother but removing the spare, removing the carrier then re-assembling ain't gonna happen from me any time soon. 
. Sorry brother but removing the spare, removing the carrier then re-assembling ain't gonna happen from me any time soon.
02-23-2009, 01:46 PM
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First of all, believe me that I'm not trying to pick on you, BUT, I checked at the place where I bought my Mopar OR rear (drilled for the carrier) and the difference is $13 vs the non-drilled. On-line at Wycoff Chrysler in NJ. I mean how much effort are you going to put into locating/drilling these holes. I realize that you already have this thing but a little forthought CAN go a long way. Best of luck!!
The drilled is $444 the non-drilled is $432 (shipping NOT included (but reasonable)) BTW the carrier is $410
The drilled is $444 the non-drilled is $432 (shipping NOT included (but reasonable)) BTW the carrier is $410
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02-23-2009, 01:49 PM
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First of all, believe me that I'm not trying to pick on you, BUT, I checked at the place where I bought my Mopar OR rear (drilled for the carrier) and the difference is $13 vs the non-drilled. On-line at Wycoff Chrysler in NJ. I mean how much effort are you going to put into locating/drilling these holes. I realize that you already have this thing but a little forthought CAN go a long way. Best of luck!!
The drilled is $444 the non-drilled is $432 (shipping NOT included (but reasonable)) BTW the carrier is $410
The drilled is $444 the non-drilled is $432 (shipping NOT included (but reasonable)) BTW the carrier is $410
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02-23-2009, 06:14 PM
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I bought the rear bumper with my Jeep 2 yrs ago. I run the PSC wheels and they are very heavy. My tailgate rattling is driving me crazy. Tried the Daystar spacers and they are too short to do any good. If I start over it will cost me about $1,000. Like the man said "Jeeps are built, not bought". I was looking for someone that had the rear bumper without the carrier installed. I wasn't expecting anyone to take apart theirs. Sorry for the confusion.
