I can't wait to get one of these. The ones concerned about frame, they say on the bumpers site its for offroad use. I think geared more towards rock crawling less overlanding. That said, that looks so good!!
Real question: is there any downsides to removing that portion of the frame? I see it effecting resale value but how about structural integrity? Not a troll... just want to know pros and cons.
![5th Gen 4Runner Hi-Lite Dual Swingout Rear Bumper Install [With Accessories]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OTfs2giNHDE/mqdefault.jpg)
Dope! But cutting my frame for it?! 😳Yeah, not for me, but looks great!🤘🏽💀🤘🏽
Looks great! But not at the expense of the frame! Plus I want that tow hitch.
I can't wait to get one of these.
The ones concerned about frame, they say on the bumpers site its for offroad use. I think geared more towards rock crawling less overlanding. That said, that looks so good!!
SICK build! 🤘👍
I'd love to see the same video with the non-delete version and hear your pro/con thoughts (unless it's already on your channel, going to look now) 🙂
4:20 what are the chances those latches and pins get smashed when you drop off a ledge? Love the bumper and planning on one for my gx.
We need 2nd gen tundra with integral hitch
Real question: is there any downsides to removing that portion of the frame? I see it effecting resale value but how about structural integrity? Not a troll... just want to know pros and cons.
There has to be some sort of decrease in structural strength. I tow with mine occasionally so this is a no go.
All the nerds crying about their frame 😂😂
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Not cutting my frame