Road Armor Bumper
Road Armor Bumper
ok well found a guy selling one for $450 and i am receiving pictures of it later tonight and will post up here. The guy said its 3 yrs old and in good condition but obviously the normal wear over the years. So depending on how bad it is ill just get it re line x'd or something and still be a damm good deal. Now i have a body lift does anyone know who makes the brackets for people like me with body lifts? Now a couple of you guys with them or bumpers this heavy will they put a lot of stress on my ball joints considering i have a leveling kit? How bad it is on the braking after putting it on? He also said it was a full replacement bumper and i asked him if it was the pre runner style and he didnt really understand what i meant i guess. He also said it had the tubing on top of it so is this the style they first came out with and dont sell anymore for the f150s? kinda like what the superduty ones look like now?
Thanks Guys
Thanks Guys
me either hope it looks better than what im thinking haha but like i said i would just get it line x'd if it was weathered a little bit and that would solve it all
i really hope its the raptor or the pre runner style not sure if ill like the look of it being like the ones on the 250s with all the tubing on top
$450!! I have spent almost that much in supplies - carbon steel plate, cutoff disks, grinding wheels, etc. trying to make my own road armor style bumper. Is your current front bumper mounted with special brackets to accommodate your body lift or do you have a gap? I bought my truck with a 3" body lift already on it with the bumpers mounted using modified brackets. I plan on using these same brackets to mount the new bumper I'm making. Know any welders that could fab you up a couple? You might even be able to make some yourself by buying some angle iron and doing some drilling and cutting, without welding. I hope you get that bumper... maybe gimme some measurements off of the thing to help me fab up mine. Looking forward to seeing pics!
me either hope it looks better than what im thinking haha but like i said i would just get it line x'd if it was weathered a little bit and that would solve it all
i really hope its the raptor or the pre runner style not sure if ill like the look of it being like the ones on the 250s with all the tubing on top
The way I understand it, the Road Armor bumpers are a full replacement, and should fit right on to your existing bumper brackets. I do not know if you'll need different bolts or what have you. You'll have confirmation when you get pics, but it should look as you described, the one they don't sell anymore that looks like the SD style. It IS a heavier bumper, so yes there will probably be a bit more braking distance involved.
And yes, at $450 it's a good deal.
And yes, at $450 it's a good deal.
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^ umm no.
The existing brackets aren't made to hold that much weight. It will come with beefier brackets. You'll want a buddy or 4 to help to get it installed but get it sprayed first. Either way that's a killer deal even if it don't work out for you. You could resell it and still make a profit easy.
The existing brackets aren't made to hold that much weight. It will come with beefier brackets. You'll want a buddy or 4 to help to get it installed but get it sprayed first. Either way that's a killer deal even if it don't work out for you. You could resell it and still make a profit easy.
IM WAITING ON PICS!!!!!!!!
but thanks guys i will see what i can do with the brackets as far as that goes but i was thinking about line x the bumper and could even re sale it even though i wont do that
... ill use it on my truck first. But as soon as i get pictures ill post em up of what it looks like.
but thanks guys i will see what i can do with the brackets as far as that goes but i was thinking about line x the bumper and could even re sale it even though i wont do that
... ill use it on my truck first. But as soon as i get pictures ill post em up of what it looks like.
$450!! I have spent almost that much in supplies - carbon steel plate, cutoff disks, grinding wheels, etc. trying to make my own road armor style bumper. Is your current front bumper mounted with special brackets to accommodate your body lift or do you have a gap? I bought my truck with a 3" body lift already on it with the bumpers mounted using modified brackets. I plan on using these same brackets to mount the new bumper I'm making. Know any welders that could fab you up a couple? You might even be able to make some yourself by buying some angle iron and doing some drilling and cutting, without welding. I hope you get that bumper... maybe gimme some measurements off of the thing to help me fab up mine. Looking forward to seeing pics!
Wait, why is he selling this thing for such a low price?
Hockey, I ended up getting the snow plow prep package heavy duty springs for the front after I put mine on. Haven't noticed any difference in the way the truck rides.
Hockey, I ended up getting the snow plow prep package heavy duty springs for the front after I put mine on. Haven't noticed any difference in the way the truck rides.
FREEKY- I would go pick it up now but im in Iraq for another 6 days then i start getting on planes to go home

but as soon as my first day off im going to get it
Last edited by mhockey9090; Nov 15, 2009 at 02:02 PM.



aren't they like around 2k new?