Great video. Good advice on painting the exposed metal. "Cold Gal" paint is a great option. Great design for the bar too, much more character than other bars on the market, without looking "same as".
This is such a great video. So detailed and the camera is moved to get all the details. Quality. Question: was the bumper already a bit trimmed before the making of this video? Looks like the bit near the metal rivets is missing the flap. Edit: ah you go through that in your other vid ruclips.net/video/oYae8bw3Eo8/видео.html
People, putting a steel bullbar is the stupidest thing you can do to a car. Plastic bumpers are meant to sacrifice in order to protect the chassis. Imagine having a solid piece of steel instead of shock absorbers.. of-course the whole car will fall apart once it hits the pothole..same theory goes here
spoken like a true blind person. Modern steel bull bars are designed to crumple during an accident and absorb energy. They need to be strong enough to take an animal strike but fold in during an accident. So nothing like having a solid piece of steel instead of a shock absorber. Maybe do some research before making yourself look dumb
@@offroadanimal i have enough first hand experience to know what i am talking about.. many work vehicles been written off because of these stupid steel bull bars :) every crash the whole energy passed on to the chassis and bends the chassis and it will never be right again! If you wanna look “cool” aka wanker.. go ahead and spend money on these stupid stuff also not to mention the danger it posses it to poor pedestrians and cyclists u dumb man :)
@@OOOUZ Seriously have no idea how many saved from bull bars hitting wild life out here in Aus. But hey not everyone can see it. Keep your blinders on and let the grown ups talk
Agreed. Mainly for macho looks. Adds 24 kg weight. I replaced the steel cable of my warn winch with a synthetic cable, saved 15 kgs. Makes quite a difference. But hey, gotta admit the steel bar looks cool...i reckon a solid skid plate, diff plate, warn winch with synthetic strap is the way to go
Great video. Good advice on painting the exposed metal. "Cold Gal" paint is a great option.
Great design for the bar too, much more character than other bars on the market, without looking "same as".
Thanks 👍
Looks great, good job making it ATV winch compatible also.
Thanks 👍
Great detailed video thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is such a great video. So detailed and the camera is moved to get all the details. Quality.
Question: was the bumper already a bit trimmed before the making of this video? Looks like the bit near the metal rivets is missing the flap.
Edit: ah you go through that in your other vid ruclips.net/video/oYae8bw3Eo8/видео.html
Will stedi c4 cude lights fit instead of the original fog lights
Yes
Nice job cowboy
Ty!
How many antenna mounts are on the bar as I intend to fit a uhf as well as a Codan HF radio to my Jimny so need a good mounting point
there are holes for 2 already but you can drill as many as you like. If you get the stealth hoop there are another 2 on there
@@mikeremkes683 purchase Direct to Harman implex I installed 2 Mount antenna
Great content mate. How do you drive in 110Km uphill onroa? If you're gear D or L, 2?
No chance at 110km/hr up hill unfortunately
Is the bar 32kg in total? So once stock bumper is removed it add's 24kg to the car?
Yes correct
@@offroadanimal thanks, are sliders and a rear bar in the pipeline?
@@KaizenOz Sliders yes for sure, still considering rear bar
@@offroadanimal 👍 looking forward to seeing what you come up with
Saludos desde México 👌🏼
This old man want one, however not available in US
I think you can get one in Mexico and bring it up. Saw one driving around Joshua tree last Christmas
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Big thanks
nice to meet you
Is this bumper your original part? Is it possible to purchase in Japan? "Do you have an Instagram account?"
Hello, Yes this is our bumper. Yes we can ship to Japan. Instagram is offroad_animal
Better look smart before..
Done good job.
Interesting accent. American living in Australia for a while or Australian living in America for a while? I suspect the latter. :)
originally Aussie, but grew up in USA now live in Aus
People, putting a steel bullbar is the stupidest thing you can do to a car. Plastic bumpers are meant to sacrifice in order to protect the chassis. Imagine having a solid piece of steel instead of shock absorbers.. of-course the whole car will fall apart once it hits the pothole..same theory goes here
spoken like a true blind person. Modern steel bull bars are designed to crumple during an accident and absorb energy. They need to be strong enough to take an animal strike but fold in during an accident. So nothing like having a solid piece of steel instead of a shock absorber. Maybe do some research before making yourself look dumb
@@offroadanimal i have enough first hand experience to know what i am talking about.. many work vehicles been written off because of these stupid steel bull bars :) every crash the whole energy passed on to the chassis and bends the chassis and it will never be right again! If you wanna look “cool” aka wanker.. go ahead and spend money on these stupid stuff also not to mention the danger it posses it to poor pedestrians and cyclists u dumb man :)
@@OOOUZ Seriously have no idea how many saved from bull bars hitting wild life out here in Aus. But hey not everyone can see it. Keep your blinders on and let the grown ups talk
Agreed. Mainly for macho looks. Adds 24 kg weight. I replaced the steel cable of my warn winch with a synthetic cable, saved 15 kgs. Makes quite a difference. But hey, gotta admit the steel bar looks cool...i reckon a solid skid plate, diff plate, warn winch with synthetic strap is the way to go
@@offroadanimal ive been living and working in the outback cattle stations/ mining companies all my life mate ;)