Topic: New project.

[knightrider]

Aside, oh the fun of waiting on jury duty.

So that's why there are so many posts from you today... haha.

[Alex]

Well today is the install day for the bumper(s), by this evening we should have some photos of what's happening. A few more adjustments, gonna finish it up this weekend.

[USN X]

Yesss!! 👍🏽

[USN X]

So I finally got my bumper that Jason made me installed and wow, I am beyond pleased with the outcome. Jason contacted me after seeing my WTB post on a bumper and told me about this project of his he was working on with like 3 weeks to go before my transfer to Washington state, on top of completing Alex bumper and today we finished the install, today being my checkout date. Jason was super super helpful and patient with me as I am a total noob to not only off roading and 4x4 vehicles (this is my first) but a lot of the things that go with it. So I had a million questions for him and he promptly and professionally helped answer them all and just made this a good learning experience for me, nothing but good things to say about Jason and his craftsmanship. Highly recommend everyone in the market for bumper or sliders to give Jason a shot.

Without further ado here are the pictures!



of course we had our helper there with us



Will post more pictures tomorrow with the spare nismo wheel installed and the trasharoo.

Again, Jason I seriously cannot thank you enough for the amazing and speedy work on such short notice.

[JFanaselle]

Bumper looks great! Awesome work by Jason!

Did Alex's get installed too?

[USN X]

Bumper looks great! Awesome work by Jason!

Did Alex's get installed too?

Yes it does, I am in love with it! Alex has the bumper itself installed right now but is getting the swing arms installed this Saturday.

[Deadpilot]

Yea Alex comes back on Sat to doing the swing arm on his. There was a little alignment issues of one arm. 

But these were fun to do. And now it will be easier to do more 1st Gen rear bumpers.

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[Deadpilot]

So I finally got my bumper that Jason made me installed and wow, I am beyond pleased with the outcome. Jason contacted me after seeing my WTB post on a bumper and told me about this project of his he was working on with like 3 weeks to go before my transfer to Washington state, on top of completing Alex bumper and today we finished the install, today being my checkout date. Jason was super super helpful and patient with me as I am a total noob to not only off roading and 4x4 vehicles (this is my first) but a lot of the things that go with it. So I had a million questions for him and he promptly and professionally helped answer them all and just made this a good learning experience for me, nothing but good things to say about Jason and his craftsmanship. Highly recommend everyone in the market for bumper or sliders to give Jason a shot.

Without further ado here are the pictures!



of course we had our helper there with us



Will post more pictures tomorrow with the spare nismo wheel installed and the trasharoo.

Again, Jason I seriously cannot thank you enough for the amazing and speedy work on such short notice.

Thanks for great feedback. I'm glad I could help out. I'm looking forward to see it with the tire on bumper.

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[Deadpilot]

After so minor adjustments and cutting so the revolving shackles he has would clear here's the final product minus the lights.







Fully opened. Gotta say I'm impressed with that.


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[Deadpilot]

And here's the 1st bumper. All done minus a couple bolts that needs to be changed out.

















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[Alex]

I mounted the tire just temporarily to see how it looks like all together, I'll add some better pictures later once the remaining nuts and bolts are on.

New project.

New project.

New project.

New project.

I cannot thank Jason enough for his work and time on this, to take on this bumper and also Carlos' bumper ahead of his own work on his X.

And, we'll see if the somewhat covered license plate causes anything. Worse comes to worse I can mount it on the righthand swingarm.

[fourxfunk]

Man, nice work Jason!

[Deadpilot]

I mounted the tire just temporarily to see how it looks like all together, I'll add some better pictures later once the remaining nuts and bolts are on.

New project.

New project.

New project.

New project.

I cannot thank Jason enough for his work and time on this, to take on this bumper and also Carlos' bumper ahead of his own work on his X.

And, we'll see if the somewhat covered license plate causes anything. Worse comes to worse I can mount it on the righthand swingarm.

Thanks again Alex for being donor vic and setting the ground work for this bumper. And thanks for the great feed back.

Ah I see the license plate issue. If any thing it can be moved to be in front of the jerry can. Kinda like Carlos.

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[GreenGoon]

That came out nice. Good work Jason. Alex, it really makes your rig look tough. I have the factory tow hitch on my rig. I wonder how everything will fit.

[Deadpilot]

That came out nice. Good work Jason. Alex, it really makes your rig look tough. I have the factory tow hitch on my rig. I wonder how everything will fit.

Thanks. And it doesn't work with the factory tow hitch but I could always make it work.

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