Does the bumper bolt straight onto the frame of the truck, or does it bolt onto to the brackets where the reinforcement bar is bolted?
176640
It bolts on to the frame not on that reinforcement bar you have to remove that bar . There's three bolts on each side where the reinforcement bar is and you have to connect the bumper with two others bolts on the bottom of the frame where the tow hooks are
176641
The frame. I had to take the reinforcement bar. I was worried it would be a little top heavy. But it handles it well. Can't wait to get the rear bumper!
176642
It uses the same mounting points as the aluminum bar under the factory plastic bumper...
176643
You remove the aluminum bumper reinforcement. And the bumper attaches to the studs that held the reinforcement on. The instructions that come with the bumper are complete with step by step pictures. This bumper is great you'll love it.
176644
Its bolts straight to where the factory bumper comes off. So straight to the frame. It goes on really easy with a jack and two guys. A buddy and I did the whole job in less than 2 hours.
1927102
Attaches to frame at tow hooks and thru bumper opening. Plastic trim on drivers side tow hook and bottom air dam had to be trimmed. Lifting guard in place to bolt up requires two people. It's a solid install. Good luck!
1292227
The brackets bolt right on to ur tow hooks in front of ur truck very simply. If ur not sure u can do specific model search on rigid web sight and them go back and order through amazon it's cheaper
1927100
It attaches directly to the frame in 4 places with NO cutting or drilling. If you want to put your air dam back on you have to cut tiny slits in two places of the rubber to allow for the bottom of the grille guard. Took me about an hour to install on my 2011 F-150.
2206261
The rear of the rack attaches to the frame before the frame reaches the bumper. The rack then goes between the bumper and the body. It does not lay on the bumper at all. The picture doesnt really provide a good reference.
340082
It mounts to the bumper. So you do not need the existing inserts to bolt to.
1041727
The " rack " is a set of 2. It is necessary to drill holes in order to mount them to the truck. The horizontal bars are adjustable to fit trucks of different sizes. I haven't tried it yet, but I think they can be set to connect along the length of the truck as well as across it, as shown. Very sturdy. I'm quite happy with the end product, but some of the hardware was missing----no big deal, I had some that worked---anal folks might be upset with bolt mismatch-------My opinion, " worth the money ".
1733841
You remove them to install the bracket that holds the bull bar, but they go back on. The tow hooks sandwich the bracket to the frame.
1280436
The winch attaches to the bumber. The bumper attaches to the frame at the same point that the OEM bumper did. Eight bolts, four on each side plus two on each side that you will drill into the frame. Make sure you are satisfied with the bumper height and level before drilling. Pretty straight forward instructions. You will be cutting the plastic front fender well flap. The overall look and function is cool. Good luck.
433989
I dont have the factory bumpers so I used the universal mounting plates bolted directly to the Warn bumpers. But I love the tow bar.
1357647
i really do not know, as i used a small bracket though the frame end that was bolted horizontally, and vertically. i just needed to cut one small hole in the lower rear plastic.i am now changing to the same bumper as pictured. i will remove the other one. i dont need it hanging down.
619499
The brackets that bolt the bumper to the frame are welded on the bumper, you'll have to use the old bolts though because new bolts are not supplied
919621
It doesn't actually bolt onto the bumper at all. It replaces the plastic air dam and bolts into two of the holes that was bolted into.
637330
You get two bars along with the necessary hardware. I've had them for several months and they're a great addition to my truck. I would buy them again.
1992383
Katelyn,In the front it mounts to the light bar which mounts to the bottom of the windshield frame using existing bolts. In the rear it mounts to a bracket on each side that mounts to the frame. It requires that you drill a hole in each side of the frame under the Jeep but there is no drilling or anything to body.Thank you!
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Katelyn, it mounts to the vehicle frame. Once you remove two bumper screws on either side of the bumper, you then place the bracket over the screw holes, at the same time moving the bracket through the space between the body and thw bumper. It was much easier than i thought it would be. You only have to drill one hole on either side of the frame beside the other two screw holes where the bracket attaches. I am not mechanically inclined, but this was really no problem. I have yet to drill the two holes, but that will be reasonably easy. If someone had time to do it all at once, it should take about 2-3 hours, if that. Katelyn, it mounts to the vehicle frame. Once you remove two bumper screws on either side of the bumper, you then place the bracket over the screw holes, at the same time moving the bracket through the space between the body and thw bumper. It was much easier than i thought it would be. You only have to drill one hole on either side of the frame beside the other two screw holes where the bracket attaches. I am not mechanically inclined, but this was really no problem. I have yet to drill the two holes, but that will be reasonably easy. If someone had time to do it all at once, it should... » Read More Katelyn, it mounts to the vehicle frame. Once you remove two bumper screws on either side of the bumper, you then place the bracket over the screw holes, at the same time moving the bracket through the space between the body and thw bumper. It was much easier than i thought it would be. You only have to drill one hole on either side of the frame beside the other two screw holes where the bracket attaches. I am not mechanically inclined, but this was really no problem. I have yet to drill the two holes, but that will be reasonably easy. If someone had time to do it all at once, it should take about 2-3 hours, if that. « Show Less
1875493
There is a bracket that mounts to the frame with the two bolts that hold the bumper. The bracket sneeks through the small opening between the body and the bumper. Mine fit perfectly, and the whole thing went together easily. It helps to have one more person to handle the awkward lifts of some of the tubing.