2.5 Gen Bumpers!

Hence the above question I'm curious too what he did to make it work since he didn't change the grille

 

Will be updating the grill and installing the TSS in the same area the TRD PRO

 

Sick truck!! Love the shackles.

 

Thanks man!

moose knuckle split shackles for the win!

 

Power tools and friends to help lift!

 

Rear bumper complete

 

Need to add my updated bumper revision in here

 

Do you have the radar in your grill or did you remove/disable it?

 

TSS in grille started in '18, so he should not have had to deal with radar relocation

 

No radar on my year since its a 17

 

I seen your year but something caught my eye and I zoomed in and seen the over plate for the TTS where it used to be. Obviously you bought the 19+ Pro Grill, got it

 

Yep correct and that cover is from someone who 3D printed to match the grill better. The others i've seen/had aren't great

 

Looks killer. Are there any recovery points on the SS Built bumper, or can you use the stock points?

 

You can have some added if you want. This is also an option

https://trailcommand.com/collections/tundra/products/front-recovery-points

 

you can keep the stock points if you want but its a bit of an eye sore and you lose a decent amount of clearance. Steve and I chatted about this a lot when I got my bumper. The best route is to use the hooks that Rey linked. Here is someone who left the stock hooks. Not a tundra but it would look identical.

 

Awesome, thanks guys. I agree, I don't like that look. What did you end up doing @JrJrOffroad ?

I need to measure the frame mounts but I wonder if it would be possible to use Land Cruiser style flat tow points?

 

I am so sorry for just getting back you!! But I believe the Demello Front Added +/- 115 pounds on the front. Not bad at all!

 

Don't be you answered me in another thread.

 

At the time of my bumper shopping, I wanted a good solid bumper with grill and light protection plus winch access. ARB fit the bill. Love that bumper.

 

Yep, that's going on the top of my list. Legit.

 

Never got back to you but here is a pic of mine installed! These are the ones that Rey linked.

I was pretty bummed that they don’t come painted and the welds still had some slag falling off so I was a bit annoyed at that but I think they will hold up.

 

Anybody have the ARB summit on a '20 or '21? I noticed ARB's and some other websites have them listed for only for years '14-'19. I asked ARB about 20-21 and they said "They do not fit the newer ones, the grill is a bit different and there are no provisions for the Toyota safety sense system on that bumper. We do not have anything available for the later ones at this time". That confused me since I thought they had TSS before 2019 MY. I did see someone posted a 21 with the ARB a while back but it doesn't look like he's active anymore. Would hate to buy one only to lose my adaptive cruise or find out it doesn't fit for some reason.

 

Can you please snap some photos of your 8112 reservoir mount and how that works with the bumper support plate? Unfortunately, the fox resi mount doesn’t work with the bumper plate. I’ve been looking for a solution for a long time. Much appreciated

 

Wanted to share this with the Forum - what do you guys think?

 

I like it.

 

Lot of good recommendations.
I'm curious what companies have the fastest delivery/turnaround time?
Thanks

 

I ordered an Ironman bumper on the 27th of September. It arrived yesterday, 8 October. Very pleased. Also they offer $100- truck shipping, right to my house.

 

Is there anything in aluminum for the rear that can house two swing arms? 2020 Tundra

 

I've been overanalyzing bumpers for 2 months now. Is it just me or is the gap between the bumper, grill, and fenders, on the Demello, and some other bumpers, not the same all around. It seems like the bumper angles down by the fender. Is it just me or the picture?

 

The factory body lines actually slightly angle up to the outside where the grille ends. We build our bumpers with a flat top, but have them sit slightly in front of the grill so the gap can be adjusted up a little tighter on the ends without interfering with the grill and body panels when flexing.