Ok, So I'm finally replacing my rear bumper with a roll pan, and I need help deciding which one looks better.
So, without further ado, here are the contenders.

Street Scene:


Xenon:


Sir Micheals:


What is your preference? The Sir Micheals is steel, while the other two are urethane. The steel will require a bit more finishing. The Xenon uses the stock plate lights, the other two will need lights added. Price is not an issue, as they are all about the same price. Help me out here! Thanks!

 

Bump?

This would oficially be the first time I've known R/F member to not have an opinion.

 

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xenon

 

I like the street scene the best.

 

Xenon......Like how it has a certain factory look but yet custom....

 

Xenon......Like how it has a certain factory look but yet custom.... defiantly that's what it's about having that stock but custom look results in nothing looking to tacky. I like when I get comments like man I didn't know that was an option for the ranger! and personally that's the best comment on any mods made to a vehicle

 

i like the sir micheals its clean looking and simple

 

I like the Xenon for the same reason that blackranger02 does. If you don't go with the Xenon, go with the Street Scene. The Sir Michaels looks to plain and boring.

 

Street Scene

 

yep

 

x2

 

Well I know it doesn't count for much but I went with the Sir Michaels looking one even though I was able to get a steel one on ebay for like $70 bucks or something because I was able to tweak it and still put my spare tire back under my truck whereas the other roll pans it's impossible to remount your spare. On mine there is 7 holes on the top of the rollpan where it screws in, I shimmed the middle out to make it a little rounder looking and then I riveted the sides of the rollpan to the rear fenders so it didn't flap and then I was able to get the spare in place after using a hammer and bending the part of the spare tire part of the frame I had to cut back out. Hope that helps at all.

 

And there it is even though the spare isn't underneath yet in that picture.

 

Thanks! It looks like the Xenon is winning, wich personally, I think looks great! The one big advantage of the street scene one is that I can run a hidden hitch behind it. I don't know if I can on the Xenon.
I just found one that is alot cheaper and I can get locally. The only thing is, they don't have a pic of it on their website, and it has to be ordered. So if I order it, I'm stuck with it. I couldn't find a pic of the Ranger application, but here is the pic from their website, so it should look something like this.

Thats on a chevy.

Just out of curiosity, does anybody know where the "spare tire relocation kit" puts it? I can run the pan without moving the spare, but if I want the hidden hitch behind the pan, I'll have to relocate.

 

get the spare tire holder for the bed of your truck

 

I'm a fan of Sir Michaels.

 

Get a grant customs rollpan with a compound curve in it to match the gate

they look weird when the rollpan is straight flat across the back and the gate is curved.

 

Mark. Have you used the Grant roll pan? How much finishing is required before painting? I'm on a limited budget, and If I buy the grant, which looks like a really nice product, I'll have less left to finish it.

 

Those Xenon ones look ghetto as hell IMO

 

I had one given to me and I never used it and sold it to someone but it looks like a nice product they are not that much theres always deals on them with distributor on rps..

 

make yer own!

 

Sir Michaels 100%

 

Grant FTW. Thanks to J Dougan I will be going with the compound curve Grant pan.

 

John what does it look like