Anyone make these for the Jk yet?
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They would offer protection against plastic shopping carts.
This is one of those items that originated in the rock crawling, where it was needed. Rubber ones are poser gear. On the other hand our stock bumpers are plastic so maybe this makes sense.
This is one of those items that originated in the rock crawling, where it was needed. Rubber ones are poser gear. On the other hand our stock bumpers are plastic so maybe this makes sense.
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Actually, even plastic will help with rocks and such since it would distribute contact to a larger surface area. Maybe not AS effective as metal, but for those of us who don't live out west and rock crawl constantly, it would help.
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I agree to a point. You'll get a bigger shallower dent. If nothing else you will probably get to keep your paint even with the dent. And on the upside the rubber corner will bounce ack to shape like a saturn car door. The original steel ones, though would let you "rest" the jeep on it's rear corner without significant damage. And on occasion you could come off a ledge & catch a corner. That's when the heavy gauge stuf really earns it's keep.
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Yeah, I don't think plastic would help too much with that.