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 the guts of your bumper
#805405
04/15/07 05:38 AM
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Joined: Mar 2005
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looking for shots of the inside of peoples bumpers, the supports, frame attachments, etc...
especially for a 2nd gen rodeo
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Re: the guts of your bumper
[Re: rodeoredd]
#805406
04/15/07 06:58 AM
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Joined: Apr 2004
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Mudrunner
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if you go to the isuzu online parts site www.myisuzuparts.comenter 1999 rodeo Keyword Search: bumper you will get very detailed parts illustrations of exactly where and how the parts go together. for example here is the rear bumper for one application ![[Linked Image]](http://www.myisuzuparts.com/images/Rodeo_98/Print/6-90b.gif) is that what you are looking for? //bc
1992 sohc trooper 3.2l v6 automatic . . . as is
i love a good intermittent electrical challenge. . .especially when it's someone else's.
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Re: the guts of your bumper
[Re: trooperbc]
#805407
04/15/07 07:41 PM
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Joined: Mar 2005
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sorry, i mean home built or aftermarket steel bumpers..
starting to think about building one, not sure though
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Re: the guts of your bumper
[Re: rodeoredd]
#805408
04/15/07 08:04 PM
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Joined: Sep 2002
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Body Damage is Cool
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The simplest way is to take out the stock bumper, remove the plastic crap from the structure, and weld the external steel bumper to the bumper structure. This way, you will not need to fabricate the frame mounts - the stock attachments are pretty strong.
This is how the custom fabrication shop did the steel bumper for my Rodeo. The whole thing took just half a day.
Oleg
Axiom 4WD 2004: OME shocks, 32" BFG Mudders, RockSliderz, OME929+2" spacers, Stinkyfab bent RE rear links, front ARB locker, rear No-Slip locker, DOR front axle lowering kit, custom middle section skid plate, IronMan torsion bars.
Deceased Rodeo'02 4WD.
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