gonna build a rear bumper with my friend who gets pipe for free. going back and forth between square and round. either way, it will have double piping, that should sit almost flush with the body. putting a reciever on it too so i can get rid of my crappy stock reciever.

anybody have any suggestions?

 

that sounds dirty

 

I wanna do mine similar to this!!

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=82627

 

Does he recieve the pipe or does he lay it.....

 

A bumper doesnt do its job if its flush with the back.

 

i like that one a lot..
i'll tell my buddy about it

 

I like the duff one a lot, its expensive but I like the design.

 

Here is mine. Square.













There is a couple rear bumper threads .

 

i vote for a rear bumper like beard's. i love that style, kind of a wrap-around exo bumper. its sexy.

 

i really like that bumper! sooner or later, i plan on making one like that.

the pipe comment does sound dirty!

 

stick with round to match your front. that one on that link is sick. and that rattle can bedliner is the ****! nothing like real bedliner, but its pretty cheap, stupid simple to apply, holds up way better than any other rattle can paint, and you can keep a can in the truck to touch it up whenever you hit a rock or something to keep it from ever starting to rust.

 

yeah i'd like to do something like that..
we'll see. going for a one off kinda deal, so it should be good!

 

i think i want something like this...

if you're going to be running tube sliders as well, i think a square/angle bumper will look out of place on your truck...

 

yeah i think i've decided on a tube bumper

and my friend thats gonna weld it all, doesnt have a bender, but his brother does!
im excited!

 

 

so we're thinking something SIMILAR to this...

 

i like that bumper because of how it protect the bed behind the tires

 

yeah i like that too
i was just trying to match the front bumper better.
but we might try and do something like whats on that tacoma

we'll see! starting it today

 

any updates on this??

 

Well, on my f-150 I took 6" well casing welded the ends closed to make it an air tank .welded a step in the middle and receiver hitch under it and used grade 8 bolts to the frame. It weighed quite a bit, but was intimidating. I may do the same for my Ranger. It was solid.