Overland Suburban | DIY High Clearance Rear Bumper

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We finally start the High Clearance Offroad Bumper for our 2003 Overlanding Suburban. I go from the point new material being added to the completed bumper. Showing the things I learned doing this as what to expect when doing this project for anyone who's interested in doing something like this. this one of the largest projects I've ever done.
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17 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@andrewhensley9323 5 месяцев назад

Looks like a great starting project for me building for myself

@TheProjectNomad 5 месяцев назад

Honestly it is a relatively simple project, there are many moving parts, and a lot of parts just lock into place. The only issue I had was was just the amount of material being handled.

@Truewuner 2 месяца назад

🔥👏

@bradsunday 3 дня назад

Very nice work. I am looking at a 2500 suburban for my rig. I really like the rear bumper. Something i will also do.

@TheProjectNomad День назад

Thank you and the 2500 should be similar frame and body setup as the 1500, so everything should be applicable. And this why I made this video, to help the next guy or gal who wants to build one.

@overlandtowater Месяц назад

Nice work! looks pretty similar to my burb. Keep up the good work!

@TheProjectNomad Месяц назад

Thanks man, and I got to check out your rig when I get a chance. And man it's so hard to find anything for these rigs, almost everything is a diy build.

@overlandtowater Месяц назад

@@TheProjectNomad yes it is.

@khill1101 Месяц назад

The forward most bolt for the air compressor bracket is removed by inserting a socket and extension from the inner side of the rail to the nut that is inside the frame. There should be an access hole there.

@TheProjectNomad Месяц назад

When I was initially doing the build, I did say I couldn't get access to it but after I did find what you were telling me out. The issue I found was the nut had been rounded off. It looks like the previous owner had tried to remove the compressor as well and wasn't successful. I think I'm just going to grind the head off and pop it off the next time I remove this bumper.