My $106.78 Rear Bumper
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there was one on ebay for the longest time, its was welded steel one piece with built in hitch. not there anymore, thats the only one i've seen.
Ive never see them for sale anywhere. Best bet would be to come up with your own design and have a friend or someone make it if you dont have a welder,tubing bender/know how to weld. My front and rear bumpers on my dodge ram are homemade and I love them. The steel tubing I got for 75.00 so really thats all my front and rear bumpers cost
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Hey thanks, I dig the black rims on yours, been thinking about doing that. Preston eh, no kidding! I'm up that way a lot, I go to school that Three Rivers in Norwich. The BFG's At's? Hands down the best tires I've ever bought, I would strongly recommend them. Good look, not to loud, great handling / gas mileage, they're good in snow, mud, dirt, whatever, and if you rotate them every oil change they'll last for a minimum of 50,000 miles (that's what they're warranteed for). But a guy I know has over 70000 on the same tires, and they're still good.
You remember how much the bfg's were a piece?
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I looked around a little bit and I think they are fairly expensive... My father gets a decent deal through work on Cooper Discoverer ATR the all terrian one from Cooper. And hes been using them for years and have always been a good tire so I might just go with those.
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They're usually about $135 a tire for 31x1050. Coopers Discoverers are ok just not as tough. BFG just makes such a quality tire, they're worth the extra 20-30 per tire.
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My father has used the coopers for a long time because he gets a good deal on them and they have always lasted a good amount of time plus I think he gets them for less than $100 a piece and considering how much money I don't have, I might just get those.
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Well if you get a deal for less than 100 a piece, definitely buy those. My buddy has the discoverer mt's on his dak, they're pretty good. Don't know anything about the ATs though.