Show me your brush guard!
Grand Champion
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Meeker, CO
Not strong at all. Most often they cause more damage than they prevent when your front end encounters anything that would cause a dent.
Rookie
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 58
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From: Michigan
I'm with you on that, I just killed the paint on my bumber moving some cars around.
I had a jag and a mustang with flat tires I needed to get in my garage. So I used my truck like a truck and pushed the cars it, thought some carpet would protect the paint, but it scratched it worse. I beat my truck up, so'im not that worried about the paint, but I would like to have at least the pushers that cop cars have, if not a full brush guard.
I'm looking at this one "designed for the Ram Sport".... Too bad no pics of it on a Ram...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999-...ht_8194wt_1165
I had a jag and a mustang with flat tires I needed to get in my garage. So I used my truck like a truck and pushed the cars it, thought some carpet would protect the paint, but it scratched it worse. I beat my truck up, so'im not that worried about the paint, but I would like to have at least the pushers that cop cars have, if not a full brush guard.
I'm looking at this one "designed for the Ram Sport".... Too bad no pics of it on a Ram...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999-...ht_8194wt_1165
It comes with 2 pre-drilled holes for lights, i had to drill the others. Its decently strong, I can hang on it and it doesn't budge, but I only way 195. I probably wouldn't want to strap a decent size car to the front to drag it, its easier to turn around and hook it on the trailer hitch. The guard is only held on with 4 bolts
Last edited by Kicker36; Mar 17, 2011 at 08:40 PM.
