Brush Guard / Grill Guard / Bull Bar
#16
#17
I have been between the chrome hunter one and ebay ones like this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Grill...mZ380017652357
which do you all recommend, i want something like those with the option to keep my tow hooks because i like them
which do you all recommend, i want something like those with the option to keep my tow hooks because i like them
#18
I have been between the chrome hunter one and ebay ones like this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Grill...mZ380017652357
#25
#26
brand names aren't importand dude. I'm not paying an extra 700-800 bucks for a stupid piece of metal riveted to the front. If your so stuck on names, then your probably not going to use it for its intended purpose anyway.
#28
Gotta do Ranchhand bud (or somethjing like it). They look great and are way more sturdy than a Westin. I've plowed through all kinds of stuff with mine on my 2000, including (but not limited to) pole gates, fence posts, small trees, and even once a 3/4 ton Chevy!! The *** end of the Chevy didn't fair so well but all I got was a little powder coat flake.
#29
Your whole comment about brush guards are for pavement pounders and "Ranchhand style" bumpers aren't... That's a complete joke, "dude". I've never seen a bumper more prominent on street queens than "Ranchhands style" bumpers... Why? 'Cause they think it looks tough and they want some deer protection on the HIGHWAY. It sticks out so far from the truck and approach angles are nearly the same as stock, even worse in some locations... It's made for hitting stuff, not offroading.
#30
No, no, no. You totally misinterpreted what I was meaning to say.
Your whole comment about brush guards are for pavement pounders and "Ranchhand style" bumpers aren't... That's a complete joke, "dude". I've never seen a bumper more prominent on street queens than "Ranchhands style" bumpers... Why? 'Cause they think it looks tough and they want some deer protection on the HIGHWAY. It sticks out so far from the truck and approach angles are nearly the same as stock, even worse in some locations... It's made for hitting stuff, not offroading.
Your whole comment about brush guards are for pavement pounders and "Ranchhand style" bumpers aren't... That's a complete joke, "dude". I've never seen a bumper more prominent on street queens than "Ranchhands style" bumpers... Why? 'Cause they think it looks tough and they want some deer protection on the HIGHWAY. It sticks out so far from the truck and approach angles are nearly the same as stock, even worse in some locations... It's made for hitting stuff, not offroading.