mass-hole wrote:
thermorex wrote:
I one haven't had any issues mounting the arb bumper, everything went very well and instalation was very easy.
Thats great. The bumper itself is great, especially now that i rhino lined it and it looks clean, but for 1500-1600 dollars I would have expected some better documentation, better plug and play compatibility with the new LED turn signals(no hyperflash), better documentation on what fog lights fit(they say Toyota fogs, but the ones I bought were not even close). I dont know which Gen of the bumper you have, but I know some of these things have not always been an issue, like when they used the OE Jeep turn signals and fog lights on the bumper. Now they ship it with some random LED turns and have inserts for their own or supposedly Toyota fog lights. I tried using Toyota fogs for a Tacoma that were not even close to fitting so i had to rig up some mounting to get them to fit.
Agree, documentation is guide bad. I have the same bumper as you (as I see in the pic), the new kj bumper not the old kj bumper. I didn't like the fact that they did not include any fog lights in the price either. Common sense would dictate to include adapters for the jeep kj fog lights, but no... They didn't... Why would you sell a bumper for Jeep and tell people to use Toyota lights? That's stupid! I ended up getting the arb fog lights which surprisingly, are really, really good. I believe they sell you the bumper and then make you getting their other bumper accessories. Turning signal leds are also not supplied with canbus resistors. As you said, for the price they charge, at least they could have included the resistors.
Not huge deal breaker, when you spend over 1,500 for a bumper, you can spend couple more hundreds for the fog lamps and other things. But at least be clear in the advertisement about what is needed, you end up installing the bumper and then see the turning signal blinking like a Christmas tree, so again, you need to work more to fix it.