Coastal Offroad Bumpers (Toyota 4Runner)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2022
- Coastal Offroad Steel Bumpers. The heaviest puzzle you can buy!
In this video I explain step by step assembly of front and back bumpers complete with additional tubing. This process was done without the vehicle even being present.
The model here was for late 90s to 2002 Toyota 4Runners. Black iron steel version
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I just finished my Coastal Offroad bumper for a 4th generation 4runner and wish I would have watched your video first. I appreciate the great tips and explanation from someone with a lot of welding experience. Plus the ending was epic!
Thank you SO MUCH i appreciate feedback! Also im glad to help!! These bumpers are fun to make in a weld shop setting. The problem is if you make them square on a bench and say you have a 20 year old rig ur mounting it on, the bumper lines dont always match absolutely. But theyre fine. In your case it probably wouldve worked just fine. Yours isnt that old
Thanks for the video, you are the first person so show how to do it on bench the proper way. Getting one for my 5th gen plus rocksliders 👍
You're very welcome.
Thanks for making this video! Helps out a bunch!🤘
Youre welcome! I wish i couldve helped more!
Cool ending!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video! My 4Runner is a bit bent - so I'll be tacking on the truck vs. on the bench, which will be a PITA - but I think I'd be doing a lot of rework if I started out doing it 'square' - how did the fit up go once you had the vehicle on hand? Did you have any surprises with fitment?
The truck of course is a bit racked but its not bad. Its for a buddy. Im still waiting for him to get back to working on it and gettin it installed. Ill have an update some day
Update : it fit fine. The real issue on older trucks is rust and if ur frame can handle the weight of those bumpers but it worked out. Its been 9 months and it hasnt fallen off yet lol
@@JeremySharpSMSG very cool - mine came together pretty well on the truck but I was right - definitely racked enough that the end result wasn't square. Looks good on the truck, and has definitely stood up to some pretty wicked hits offroad! Your video helped solve a few head scratchers I'm the instructions btw...
Good g
Job on the video, that last part was fun. So if I remember correctly they don't
put recovery points in the kit , so you fabricated some by laminating 3 layers of thinner metal?
In that specific kit it came as 4 little tabs that were shaped like the holes in the front, so i sandwiched them. I didnt make any pieces
Thanks for the video. Obviously, you are a pro but I was wondering how much time did this take?
I will be the 1st to tell you im not perfect. I could always learn more about assembling and welding these kits. This was my first one. Ill happily take as a compliment!
If you have a small mig welder set to 16ga metal or a little heavier, some squaring magnets, a 4 foot straightedge (something thicker than i used) and some puzzle experience, back bumper 2½ hours, front was 4 hours cause it was a little more finesse with the brush bars.
@@JeremySharpSMSG Thank you! I have all those tools. I want help a friend weld his coastal rear bumper for his LX470. It's just the rear bumper, no swingouts, etc. Hoping we can do tacking, welding, and grinding in a weekend. Wish us luck :)
@@MissionOffRoadyou dont need luck. You got this
Hahahaha 🖕🖕 nice project bro 😁
What!!?? Hahaha thanks!
What a nightmare.
😂