Rear and front bumper fab.

If you could have anything you wanted fabricated into your front or rear bumpers what would you have. P.S. I already got the machine gun and oil slick

swing out tire carier on the back bumper and tuck the front as tight as posable of better aproch angle.

Good, good, more, more

I realy like the hood hoop idea just wish I had a tubing bender. oh well

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Maybe someone that does have a bender could build you one to your specs??

I look at it as an excuse to buy a bender. just gotta save the money up.

sorry for going off topic

Ya there expensive but I guess I am a tool fiend and will defiantly get my moneys worth out of it.

I believe I'm going to have the spar tire carrier fold down. In the down position it is going to be level with the tail gate and work as a extention of the bed if necessary. It will also be removable. I plan to set the bumper up as a air reservoir, hitch, d-rings and maybe a vice. Keep the ideas coming.

I love the idea of using bumpers as air tanks. There is space there to use, so you might as well use it. Here is the only problem with that idea that a lot of people overlook. When you use ANY tank to hold air pressure, you will eventually get water in the tank as a result of compression. Water inside of a bumper, will eventually cause it to rust from the inside. Now with 1/4" or 3/8" bumpers it will take a long time to rust out, but just another thing to think about.... It is cheaper, and more versatile to just use a tank and mount it up.

(this is coming from a CJ owner who still has nightmares from all the rust I've had to repair )

I hear you. It is probably more about trying to do it and get it to be functional to me. I will have a drain on it to help with the water. Besides I need the air pressure to launch the missiles and spray the oil slick. HaHa. No but I would like to avoid having to put an additional tank on and use up that space. If it doesn't work out It still can be changed up later and will be structurally fine still.

One thing i have always been afraid of when doing these air resivoirs is god forbid you take a good hit on a rock right at a weld or some other possible weak spot since that what bumpers are there for anyway. that boom will be enough scare the crap out of most people.

ok, i'll take your word for it. i was just looking at a tank with say 120-160 psi in it if it's hit just right that's alot of pressure trying to escape real fast.