edsd90
Observer
The ARB team has finalized all of the components and details for our US spec bumper, so time I show off the final product. Marc, our US ARB Tech, recently completed the fitting of the production fit kit and stone tray.
The production fit kit brackets have been modified and improved from the prototypes, which now allows a very simple installation of the Shrockworks front skid plate and OEM recovery point.
The first photo below shows the completed product mounted and installed with the Shrockworks front skid plate and OEM recovery point.
The second photo shows a comparison of the prototype and production brackets. The production bracket is black, and on the left. The biggest difference is the mounting point under the frame horn. It has been widened so the same production component can be fitted to both sides, which had the secondary benefit of making that space wider which allowed for easier fitment of the skid plate and recovery point.
The third image shows the new stone tray that mounts to the lower edge of the bumper and extends rearward, covering the bottom of the winch and making for a very tidy looking installation.
Let me know if there are any other detail shots you'd like to see, and I should be able to help.
The production fit kit brackets have been modified and improved from the prototypes, which now allows a very simple installation of the Shrockworks front skid plate and OEM recovery point.
The first photo below shows the completed product mounted and installed with the Shrockworks front skid plate and OEM recovery point.
The second photo shows a comparison of the prototype and production brackets. The production bracket is black, and on the left. The biggest difference is the mounting point under the frame horn. It has been widened so the same production component can be fitted to both sides, which had the secondary benefit of making that space wider which allowed for easier fitment of the skid plate and recovery point.
The third image shows the new stone tray that mounts to the lower edge of the bumper and extends rearward, covering the bottom of the winch and making for a very tidy looking installation.
Let me know if there are any other detail shots you'd like to see, and I should be able to help.