Are pre fabricated bumpers any good? I’ve always wanted test my skills and abilities with this fab kit so In this video I will be sharing how I built my $140 Amazon.com pre fab front bumper for my 1987 jeep Cherokee XJ.
With steel getting ridiculously overpriced, I bought this kit knowing I could save time and money not having to pick up and cut out the pieces of steel myself, So getting this kit made a-lot of sense.
The challenge is to not cut anything on the jeep but to integrate this bumper into the stock one in the most simplest way possible. With some basic Tools and fab skills I think we made it happen. Let me know your thoughts on how you would do it?
Here are some links for the materials used in this video. Thanks for watching. 🍻
84-2001 Jeep Cherokee XJ
DIY bumper kit: amzn.to/3OKT8F0
Hardware I used:
1 9/16-12 x 3” bolts G8
1 9/16-12 x 3 1/4” bolt G8
2 9/16-12 lock nuts grade G8
4 7/16-14 x 1 1/4” bolts G8
4 7/16-14 nuts G8
4 7/16-14 lock washers G8
8 7/16 washers G8
2 14mm x 1.50 x 50mm bolts G8
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19 авг 2023
