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A big thing to look for on soft shackles, kinetic ropes, and bridles are the tags shown below. These tags display the minimum tensile strength and the working load limit of the gear you are using. You need both of these numbers to use your recovery gear properly and safely recover a vehicle...

We will have full skid plate options. The front skid should be on the truck in the next week or two so I will get some shots for you. Right now we will just have steel options but aluminum isn't out of the question. Don't have that together yet but it will be similar to our rear bumper camera...

Yes, this is the satin black powdercoat finish. No plans for a non-winch bumper at this time. The bumper starts at $1199.95. The hoop adds $115 and the powdercoat adds $350. The total comes out to $1664.95. That includes the camera relocation, ADD relocation, sensor relocation, and additional...

Few photos with lights installed

We have a full 3/16" skid plate that ties into the bumper and directly into the stock skid plate brackets.

There is plenty of clearance between the body and the bumper for flexing, we accounted for this during the design. We didn't want to be like most bumpers... This allows for a way better approach angle as the bumper sits higher up and allows us to run a skid plate directly to the stock brackets...

Yes, the winch needs to be mounted before the bumper is installed. No modification is needed to mount the bumper once the stock bumper is pulled off besides removing the little rubber covers in front of the cooling fans.

Here are some photos as requested! The holes on the top of the bumper are ones we drilled for our lights and won't be there on an ordered bumper.

About 95lbs I'll get some photos Friday without lights and from the top for you. Only about half the bumper top is closed in. This allows adequate room to mount lights but also lets you access the winch easily from above. You can also access the winch through the holes on the front face.

Everything is provided for the camera relocation just like our rear bumper. Our goal is for you to not have to purchase anything besides the tools for installation. The bumper is spaced (about 1/2") so that it does not make any contact with the body/grille when wheeling/winching. Body movement...

Don't think I ever posted these. Included with the bumper are frame plates similar to the photos below. They add two additional holes to the front frame mounting. These plates also mount to each side of the frame and the top of the frame all the way back to the cooler mounts. ** Pictured...

Yes, the package options are so we know what to include in your order (sensors plugs, camera relocation, ACC relocation). At some point, these options may have an extra cost associated with them. Right now we are offering them at no cost. The photos on the website are of our Wildtrak w/ lux...

For those curious about the recovery points! They also pass through the faceplate and get welded directly to the winch plate.

Base 4-Door install finished up at the shop today!

Depending on the bracket they send you may need to make a small notch on the top of the bumper filler plate for it clear.

P.S. If anyone is looking for a built 2dr Wildtrak, shoot me a PM. Willing to let it go at the right price.

We just did a local install yesterday on a 2dr and grabbed a photo for you.

Yes they are

Yes of course. They just aren't welded on in those photos. There will be 3/4" CNC shackles welded to the bumper that we mill on our Hass CNC machine. Similar to our rear bumper recovery points.