Dixon Bros Bumper detail pics...
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Dixon Bros Bumper detail pics...
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How high it should be!
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How high it should be!
Last edited by rideac1; Aug 31, 2006 at 07:10 AM.
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From: New Kensington, PA
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
that looks good! i have a few suggestions for it but i will wait till Dixion Bros contacts me for them.....which i dont see happening!
Originally Posted by rideac1
What are your suggestions?
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From: New Kensington, PA
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
i would have engineered it to sit closer to the front end since it looks like there is no provision for a winch to sit in there without other modification to the bumper.......also would have had it wrap more around the fender to protect it a little more......also maybe a lower kicker to support the side bars and protect the suspension a little more
It does sit farther away than I figured, but I like it.
The only possible upgrade would be a lower kicker like you said, like an extra bar from the side back to the frame somewhere, like this:
Originally Posted by rideac1
It's a prerunner bumper, so the winch is out of question.
It does sit farther away than I figured, but I like it.
The only possible upgrade would be a lower kicker like you said, like an extra bar from the side back to the frame somewhere, like this:

It does sit farther away than I figured, but I like it.
The only possible upgrade would be a lower kicker like you said, like an extra bar from the side back to the frame somewhere, like this:

Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
i said since there was no place for a winch, it should go back toward the facia as close as possible.........
it already is, it cant be put any closer without cutting off the end of the frame, the design of the bumper is so that it is a bolt on, cutting the frame isnt considered bolting on.
you need to consider the frame, the radiator as issues as well.
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^^agreed
It is as close to the frame as possible to keep the angle of the skid without cutting the frame as you said.
It's close to the radiator too, as pictured, which is sweet that it protects the radiator.
It is as close to the frame as possible to keep the angle of the skid without cutting the frame as you said.
It's close to the radiator too, as pictured, which is sweet that it protects the radiator.
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From: New Kensington, PA
Originally Posted by Gay-briel
sticks out way to far for my liking
and why does it have to continue the angle of the skid plate? are you planning to nosedive this thing somewhere?
and why does it have to continue the angle of the skid plate? are you planning to nosedive this thing somewhere?
I do plan on nosediving it sometime! I guess!
To all that commented on how far out it sits...
Put some bigger light on it. IE Hella 4000's. They will fill up the space. The 500's on there now are really small compared to what its designed to fit.
Lookin' Good! Now go paint it!
Put some bigger light on it. IE Hella 4000's. They will fill up the space. The 500's on there now are really small compared to what its designed to fit.
Lookin' Good! Now go paint it!
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From: New Kensington, PA
^^Yes.
The angle on the top bar is needed from my idea. If the truck lands on a mean nosedive, the angle will push it back down. As oppose to a flat/vertical bar, which would not hit the ground unless the whole truck is vertical, then it's all over.
The angle on the top bar is needed from my idea. If the truck lands on a mean nosedive, the angle will push it back down. As oppose to a flat/vertical bar, which would not hit the ground unless the whole truck is vertical, then it's all over.
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From: New Kensington, PA
Originally Posted by RockysFord
Not my style, i think your truck was hott before...but i dont like prerunner bumpers...
As long as you like it, thats all that counts....
Rocky
As long as you like it, thats all that counts....
Rocky





