ok so how much does this setup run? it not on the website

Give Jim a call for current prices. Around $550 I expect.
He really does need to update his site with his new products (rear tire carrier and skids) but if that takes time away from replacing my "lost" front bumper then just leave the site outdated....

Yup, that's it.

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$549.00

The new www site is getting real close.

We are finally getting very caught up on orders. New capacity is coming on line & orders placed now are running 1-4 weeks depending on what it is.

Thank you very much to all of you who have been patiently waiting much longer than that though!

sweet. so whats the price for the rear bumper w/ tire carrier?

$749.00 in Black Powder Coat
$29.00 HiLift Mount
$15.00 CB Mount
$10.00 - Gray
<-$100.00> - Bare Steel

hey Jim that $549 does that include all the skids picture in that picture. Engine-tranny and tranfer skids?

Yes, four plates. Front, Engine-tranny, Tranfer case & Fuel tank.

Expect to hear from me next week.

You'll love the coverage of these skids..

Jim,

Is it possible to have a jerry can mount in place of a HiLift mount.

Got my sliders!!! Thanks Jim! Great packing job, wow! No way those things could possibly get damaged! Now, (jumoing up and down pouting) Where's my rear bumper?!?

:p

I have a 2005 Off-Road X.

Already have installed Shrock front bumper and ordered the Shrock skidplates.

I've also ordered the 3" BL from AC.

Anything to worry about moving the Shrock bumper up? Just a matter of using different holes in the front, or do I need to get an adapter?
Anything unusual for the skids?

Thanks.

-Bob

Went out today on FR351 in Sinks Canyon outside of Lander, WY. It's nice to have the peace of mind that everything is covered.

I am jealous of anyone who lives in the West and isn't just a visitor like myself. Public lands are a pretty cool resource.

As for the skids, not a rattle or sqeak. They do have a few fresh pinstripes though.

-Matt

You are probably going to have to have a bracket made. There is no way that I can see to move the Shrock front bumper up 3" with the stock brackets. Also, if you move it up, remember that when you are winching or using the bumper as a recovery point you are going to be putting more stress on the raised brackets than you would on the stock brackets. There is also the problem of fitting the front skid, you will need to fab up some sort of mounting bracket for it too.

This is one reason I am trying to avoid a BL.

One good thing about the BL, it raises that very low radiator.

Thanks Muzikman for the feedback.

Finished making it today. Will go to powder coat Monday, so figure a week & a couple days.

Got my sliders on Monday. Look awesome and went on so easy. Bumper should be here this Monday. Now the anticipation is killing me...Oh yeah, is it monday yet????

whats the average turn around time on the front bumper? From order to delivary

What a great thing to read after a long, shitty day at work!! Thanks, Jim!

About 4-5 weeks on a 1st gen.

I believe the bumper is pre-drilled for the 2" BL, and stock height,...but ot for a 3" BL.

You could use the 2" BL holes, and just have an inch gap...which will allow flex clearance for the body.

I did the 2" BL, but only raised the bumper part of that to leave flex clearance as well.

do they make a rear bumper minus the swing away? and wat would that be $$? for a 04 X

Not for the 1sr gen. You cant get a tire under the vehicle with our bumper installed on a 1st gen.

my friend has the extra tire somewhere... he doesnt need the swing away.