Capable Bumper Bull Bar Teaser - !!!Coming Soon!!!

[Poirike1]

We are gearing up for the production of our new patent-pending IAG Capable Bumper Bull Bars. These are made entirely in-house at our facility in Westminster, MD, and powder coated at our in-house state-of-the-art powder coating facility in Hanover, PA! We will be offering these bull bars in a couple of different styles as well as with a few trick accessories like light mounting options, license plate relocations, and more. Keep an out for more details soon as we are excited to release them in April of this year. For now, check out some of these teaser pics and let us know your thoughts!


Those welds!

OE Style

Full Size

Mini Style

Mini Style w/ Lights and License Plate Relocation

OE Style With Lights

Just Light Brackets

Wanting OE style w lights and liscense plate bracketI

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[IAG Off-Road]

This will not work with the modular bumper. This mounting system is designed entirely around the capable bumper design.

 

[Maul_ii]

This will not work with the modular bumper. This mounting system is designed entirely around the capable bumper design.

Bummer :-(

 

[tourproto]

Does the mini bar interfere with the camera? Also I have the Heretic light bar on my capable bumper, I would have to see if it will be blocked by the mini bar.

 

[AdamF@IAG]

Does the mini bar interfere with the camera? Also I have the Heretic light bar on my capable bumper, I would have to see if it will be blocked by the mini bar.

All mini bars will interfere with the camera. Ours will not block the camera, but will definitely be seen.

 

[AdamF@IAG]

For the Baddies out there still rocking the Capable bumper, we got you!

And for the fans of the red look...

 

[JustWideman]

Yeah, I don't understand the curved headlight guards as the Bronco is all box... Yes, the headlight are circles, but the grill isn't...

So I opted to not put mine on... And this is the standard, plastic bumper...

Where was that sourced from? I don't want to change my standard bumper just for more protection. Looks like the ones my local PD drive around with on their Explorers but with LED light bar. I made my fogs yellow too.

 

[wigglysqiggly]

The Hype is there but I'm afraid the price point might be around $600-$800.

 

[jonesh242]

The Hype is there but I'm afraid the price point might be around $600-$800.

how do you come to this conclusion? Hope you’re wrong. That would be way out of range.

 

[IAG Off-Road]

how do you come to this conclusion? Hope you’re wrong. That would be way out of range.

We are finalizing pricing, but these will not be as inexpensive as some of the cheap overseas-manufactured bull bars that are currently on the market for the Modular bumper, and they weren't designed to be.

The recovery point mounts are cast stainless that we have been through multiple iterations of and have had independent laboratory Instron testing done on them to ensure that meet or exceed the strength of the OEM recovery points and use 1.75" x .12" DOM tubing which is significantly stronger, while also being more expensive to purchase, than other options on the market. Everything is also fabricated and welded here at our facility in Maryland as well as powder coated here using our state-of-the-art powder coating line, which has a pre-treatment process for corrosion resistance.

They are a premium product through and through. While we understand that this will lose us some potential sales, if we are putting our name on it, we want to be able to stand behind it and honestly say to our customers that we could not have made a better product for the price point.

 

[jonesh242]

We are finalizing pricing, but these will not be as inexpensive as some of the cheap overseas-manufactured bull bars that are currently on the market for the Modular bumper, and they weren't designed to be.

The recovery point mounts are cast stainless that we have been through multiple iterations of and have had independent laboratory Instron testing done on them to ensure that meet or exceed the strength of the recovery points and use 1.75" x .12" DOM tubing which is significantly stronger, while also being more expensive to purchase, than other options on the market. Everything is also fabricated and welded here at our facility in Maryland as well as powder coated here using our state-of-the-art powder coating line, which has a pre-treatment process for corrosion resistance.

They are a premium product through and through. While we understand that this will lose us some potential sales, if we are putting our name on it, we want to be able to stand behind it and honestly say to our customers that we could not have made a better product for the price point.

sounds great. I have no problem with quality parts. In fact, I prefer quality and USA made over foreign, quantity and disco-graphics. Will have to see what that final price is and whether I need/want it bad enough. I guess i will have to decide if i like the OEM capable bumper enough to buy an $800 bull bar so I can mount lights on it, or invest in a better bumper. Anyway, appreciate what you guys do. Cheers.

 

[wigglysqiggly]

how do you come to this conclusion? Hope you’re wrong. That would be way out of range.

Just comparing what is out there. $200 for their bull bar and $180 for the tow hooks, plus R&D.

So that $400 just right there and Unkown cost of R&D/extra materials.

 

[jonesh242]

Yep…I wasn’t thinking about the tow hooks portion of this equation, but you are correct sir. +$200

 

[AdamF@IAG]

Just comparing what is out there. $200 for their bull bar and $180 for the tow hooks, plus R&D.

So that $400 just right there and Unkown cost of R&D/extra materials.

Plus, before our system, you needed a $1000 modular bumper before you can even buy these accessories. Without resorting to hacking your bumper up of course.

We will have plenty of owners that will buy the accessories they desire. It certainly won't be for everyone. But also, don't expect to find cheap knock-offs from your typical bargain outlets for these products.

 

[Michael Grasso]

When

Plus, before our system, you needed a $1000 modular bumper before you can even buy these accessories. Without resorting to hacking your bumper up of course.

We will have plenty of owners that will buy the accessories they desire. It certainly won't be for everyone. But also, don't expect to find cheap knock-offs from your typical bargain outlets for these products.

When are you expecting the mounts to be available? Will they come with the hardware necessary since you state the original install from behind?

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