Ironman 4x4 Bumper, Install & Review For 3rd Gen Tundra
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
- I installed this low profile front bumper from Ironman 4x4. This is their Raid Front Winch Bumper series for the 3rd Gen (2022, 2023, 2024) Toyota Tundra. This bumper has a stealth like design to give it an OEM appeal. It also came with their Ironman 4x4 20'" light bar.
This Bumper with the light bar included is $899 at the time of this video.
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Great production, dude. I appreciate the way you showcased the install, function check and product pros/cons. Agree one hund-o!! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Reading your comment made my day. Appreciate the kind words!
@@Camp_Peters Giving credit, where credit is due. Stepped up your production game and it shows. BTW - What kind of wheels/tires are you rolling with? Lift kit?
Looks great! What suspension kit do you have?
I have the King Shocks 2.5, external reservoirs without adjusters. Brought the truck to a level stance and clear the 35 inch tires.
@@Camp_Peters any difference on road ride quality and do you regret not getting the adjusters? Was thinking of getting the same set up. Many thanks in advance
Ride quality is a little better on road, and obviously leaps and bounds better off-road.
I do not regret getting the suspension without adjusters. Everything about it is amazing, it was set from install and I don’t have to tinker with it for every scenario. The adjusters sound nice on paper, but in practice, who wants to get out of the truck to turn the knob on all 4 corners in every different environment. The suspension is amazing out of the box, I smile every time I go off-road.
Nice job 👍🏻 How do I replace the front emblem for a black one like yours?
All 3rd gen Tundras with the ‘TRD Off-Road’ trim package come with the black grill and emblem. I’m sure you can find some aftermarket grill/emblem inserts to replace any chrome or color.
How does this install affect the manufacturer's warranty? Thanks! Looks awesome
I had a talk with my local dealer after the install and they said it does not void my warranty with the bumper. My suspension, tires and switch pro system also did not void the warranty. My dealership service shop is very off-road friendly as long as it is not excessive modifications (4+ inch lift, messing with sensors, altering frame/body panels).
I would communicate with your nearest dealer to ensure they do not void anything if you plan on modifying your vehicle. Dealership service shops have different opinions what will and will not void your warranty.
@@Camp_Peters Thanks for the info! I read the Owners Warranty Rights Notification handbook that came in my car, and it looks like under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, the manufacturer can't void the warranty just for the use of aftermarket parts or services. Apparently, the only way they can void the warranty on a given damage would be if they can prove that the aftermarket installation or parts were the direct reason for the damage or issue.
I feel like the recovery point reduce the approaching angle and can be damaged with a rock or something similar. other than that It look rude.
Agreed. I think the approach did take a back step a bit. However, the recovery point is a super thick plate, and I’m sure it will take some scuffs but it would take a lot of force to bend or dent it.