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  1. August 5th, 2016, 07:37 AM #1
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    Default Front Bumper Concept

    Thoughts?

    Will be putting studs to swing the chain steps around to the backside of the bumper for storage while in high-speed travel.

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  2. August 5th, 2016, 07:51 AM #2
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    Que?....Is it made out of lexan or stealth? I can't see it...
    Is that real money?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ray steadward View Post
    Que?....Is it made out of lexan or stealth? I can't see it...
    Nor can I...
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    Now ?



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    Why do you want chain steps? Whats your lift going to be?
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    Stock with an SUA axle swap at 33's. Chain step is nothing more than part of the process. Concepts and 3d for a reason.
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    Quote Originally Posted by venominjected View Post
    Stock with an SUA axle swap at 33's. Chain step is nothing more than part of the process. Concepts and 3d for a reason.
    So im still not sure why you would want a step there.
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  9. August 6th, 2016, 06:06 AM #9
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    Mine, stock with 38s, sometimes it would be nice to have some help getting up on the bumper....I would use the synthetic winch rope though for noise...I had thought about getting a stockish one cut out of stainless....
    Is that real money?
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  10. August 6th, 2016, 09:48 AM #10
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    I like the CAD drawings, but I'm with Ray. Why do you want the chain steps? I think it will look too much like construction equipment, just my opinion.
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