Mounting holes on the winch plate are drilled for most 5000-9500 model low-profile winches and smaller sized 9.0R Warn competition winches.  For larger winches some minor trimming of the grill may be required. Bumper also features a 2 inch receiver that will make a great anchor point for winch or strap recoveries.

Note: Turn signal mounting tabs are not included. Unpainted steel finish. Will not work with roller type fairlead, requires hawse type fairlead. Not intended for use with a body lift.

Application Guide

Body Style	Year Range	Model	Price
Pickup	1984-1985	Model #1	$349
Pickup	1986-1988	Model #2	$349
Pickup	1989-1995	Model #3	$349
4Runner	1984-1985	Model #1	$349
4Runner	1986-1989	Model #2	$349
4Runner	1990-1995	Model #4	$349

These rear bumpers are some of the first in the industry that are constructed out of 100% 1035 DOM tubing.  The 1.75” OD X .120” wall thick DOM tubing will give you all the protection your 4Runner or Pickup needs while playing on the rocks.

Four models fit either 1984-1995 4Runner or 1984-1995 Pickup.

The bumper is shipped unpainted and lightly oiled to prevent rusting during shipping.

Note: Optional Rear Bumper to Frame Support Kit will not work with 84-88 or 89-95 Pickup bumper.

Application Guide

Body Style	Year Range	Model	Part Number	Price
Pickup	1984-1988	Model #1	120108-1-K	$275
4Runner	1984-1989	Model #2	120109-1-K	$275
Pickup	1989-1995	Model #3	120110-1-K	$275
4Runner	1990-1995	Model #4	120111-1-K	$275

Installation Instructions

Model #1 (84-88 Pickup):

Installed Photos (Model #2):

This product is for the hardcore rock crawlers that need a little extra support for their rear bumper. This support welds to the bumper and can be welded or bolted to the frame for easy removal of the bumper.

This product is shipped unpainted and lightly oiled to prevent rusting.

Also see Receiver Shackle Kit.

Optional Rear Bumper to Frame Support Kit for 84-95 4Runner, $39, 120112-1-K

Installation Instructions
 

Polished aluminum hawse fairlead. Designed for use with synthetic winch rope. Mounting holes are 10" on center for standard 3/8" bolts, compatible with most 5,000-9,500lb winches. Ultra smooth guide surface (rounded on both sides) to prevent damage to rope.

Aluminum Fairlead, $35, 183500

If your looking at building your own front bumper this mount makes a great starting point. This winch mount bolts on to the six factory holes found on 1984-1988 Pickups and 1984-1989 4unners. 1984-1985 body style requires drilling two additional holes in plate. Made from 1/4" plate steel. Also fits 1989-1995 models at four attachment points. Two inch receiver tubing is also included. Plate is pre drilled for 5000-9500 low profile winches. Also includes holes for 9.0R Warn competition winch. Designed for use with steel or aluminum hawse fairlead. When building bumper, additional mounting points from bumper to frame are required if used for heavy winching. If using a winch with an integrated solenoid, such as the Warn 9500, trimming of the front plastic grill will be necessary. Unpainted finish.

Front Bumper Winch Mount, $129, 120021-1-K

Example of bumper created using winch mount
 

Customer Comments

Thought you might like to see how well your bumper worked on my 83. The entire truck was resting on the bumper and flatbed.  No damage to the roof or cab.  Only minimal damage to the bumper with a couple of small dents near the drivers side headlight.  Damage to the hood, fender, underbody, flatbed, toolbox, steering column shaft etc..  The synthetic winch line snapped like a piece of string trying to recover it.  That stinger saved me and my buddy and minimized the damage to the truck.  Thank you for putting out some seriously strong products!  FYI, the front spring setup, dual stick, sliders, and more stuff than I can remember that I got from you guys helped me build this truck.  Now if I can only find a headlight door for the crushed drivers side, I will be able to get back on the road.  The truck sat like this for about ten hours before we rotated it back onto it's wheels, the entire truck was on the bumper during this maneuver.  It started first try and drove from San Antonio to Austin no problem!  Scott Gaskill, Buda TX