REAR BUMPER
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RE: REAR BUMPER
If they haven't changed since the 2nd Gens, and I doubt they would have, it's just bolted on. I took mine off to relocate it when I put a 3" body lift on my '98 RCSB 4x4. Two people and hand tools are enough to handle it, but air tools makes it faster/easier...
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RE: REAR BUMPER
ORIGINAL: HammerZ71
If they haven't changed since the 2nd Gens, and I doubt they would have, it's just bolted on. I took mine off to relocate it when I put a 3" body lift on my '98 RCSB 4x4. Two people and hand tools are enough to handle it, but air tools makes it faster/easier...
If they haven't changed since the 2nd Gens, and I doubt they would have, it's just bolted on. I took mine off to relocate it when I put a 3" body lift on my '98 RCSB 4x4. Two people and hand tools are enough to handle it, but air tools makes it faster/easier...
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RE: REAR BUMPER
ORIGINAL: oefootball_70
Did you do that on your 4 inch lift on your current truck?
Did you do that on your 4 inch lift on your current truck?
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RE: REAR BUMPER
I was thinking if you didn't have a sport bumper, maybe I can get it wrapped in black sticker material like they do with rv's and toyhaulers. That way when it eventually gets pelted by rocks and what not its easy to replace.
