anyone know what size bolts are used to fasten it to the bumper?
613969
Ditto on what everyone else said. I will include that you only need to drill through the plastic and not the metal underneath.
613970
No bolts. It uses "Christmas tree fastners"... They work amazing. Trust me you won't be disappointed with this product.
613971
They're plastic caps. You drill holes and the supplied plugs secure it. No bolts needed.
613972
There are no actua bolts. They are those black plastic push pins. They work great for me. I love these end caps! Makes such a difference to the look of the front!
613973
It uses those plastic 'Christmas' tree plugs...looks factory....love how its expanded my approach angle...adding a winch plate next... :-)
1534763
If your bumper is 4" wide by 2" tall, you will have to get new bolts, they aren't threaded far enough. But, a 2x4 bumper doesn't have the strength as a 4x4 bumper. I would be concerned with what you are hanging off of the adapter. I have a 4x4 bumper, with a Thule bike rack and 4 bikes it ended up bouncing too much going down the road.
1622921
I have the 2012 Sport S. Bolts right up to the holes in the stock bumper. Took about ten minutes.
249300
Not sure. I went to a local body shop and they sold me some speed nuts to connect the wind spoiler under the bumper. They probably have those to.
2138118
There really isnt hardware needed. It snaps into two small slots on your bumper...literally took about 10 secs to install.
1723778
It should work on any bumper with the included hardware, assuming you are able to make two small holes. I beefed up the screws a bit, but the ones provided are fine.
1892864
I used 1/4" uni-strut nuts (with spring removed) with 3/8 washers. The washer goes to the inside, front of the rail, with the uni-strut nut behind it. Any standard 1/4 bolt can be used with the nuts. I believe I used 1" allen head bolts. Very tight, very secure, and the 3/8 washer will lock into the stops on the Toyota bed rail.
230341
I don't personally know of any bumper that the hitch's hole pattern or overall dimension fits exactly. It's a good, sturdy receiver and it comes with very substantial mounting bolts/hardware. When I centered the hitch on my step-bumper I had to drill 3 new holes in the receiver and 2 new holes in my step-bumper...about $50 in drill bits and a lot of hard drilling...but, after finally getting it all done, I'm happy with the end result and couldn't find anything else that would work any better or be as substantial.
910540
does anyone know of a brand/model that works with the old style two bolts not quick release?
806632
Jim,I had another person put this on for me, but if I recall correctly, he used the existing hitch brackets on the truck and detached and discarded the ones that came with the replacement bumper. Best of luck.
147052
Won't work. Bumper needs to be 4" square. Maybe shim with some aluminum stock.
845576
I ordered 4 for my Smittybilt bumpers. Which I believe is a 7/8" hole. It was a tight fit and I had to sand the powdercoat off the pin to make it go in. Looks great now that its in.
796203
I used the stock u-bolts and didn't run into any fit issues. I would recommend using jack stands (or wood blocks) to support the rear of the frame and a jack to raise and lower the axle. This way you can lift up the new springs making ubolts easier to remount and tighten.
1334180
Hi Jonathan, I used the this on the stock bumper, however, it does line up with, and is secured with the top bumper torx bolts, so I would imagine, if your Warn bumper doesn't have anything in the way (on top) this should work for you.
427008
can you measure the chasy? If you can tell me what the outside measurement is I will measure my bumper and let you know. If you can also send a picture of what you have that would be helpful.
1974552
Go to Google or somewhere like Tirerack and find out what the original size should be. Make sure when you order you get the right bolt pattern for your vehicle. They are all different.
227756
Hello;I use 5/16 bolts with washers and nuts. I have also made some clamping straps from 1/8" x 1/2"x 2" mild steel drilled and tapped to standard 5/16 threads.Hope this helps,Charlie