johnnyx said:So...is there even a "ballpark" number? Like between $200 and $2000 for example?
Sounds about right, that's what I paid.
But I could be wrong........ rover solutions vs Safari Gard bumpers
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Sounds about right, that's what I paid.
But I could be wrong........
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Yea Ax , I pretty sure that was about right.. Here is the thing , you either want one of mine or you dont. I dont want to compete with whats out there because I try real hard to do things that arent out there. I dont have price wars because its really just a silly thing to do for everyone involved...
But to answer your question as best I can. I can do you a bumper that costs 200 and I can do you one that costs 2000 , I venture to say that I can do one that costs upwards of 10K depending on what kinda crazy shit gets used on it (Yes they sell all kinds of Titanium these days).
The bumper Mike posted in this thread is very nice. Even nicer is the fact that he put some thought into it and got what he wanted. You can tell just by looking at it that it wasnt just thrown together. Looks to me like he took different facets from different bumpers that he liked and mixed them into one that fit him. Mikes bumper is more proportionate and more stylish then the RTE and the $G bumper in my opinion. However , its a pretty big boy hanging off of there and some people dont like that so they go with the RTE or the $G. Thtas cool too but really take some time to look at the details of each bumper . Dont just post "Its strong as hell and has great approach" cause the same thing can be said for a hunk of 3/8" wall tuning welded acrost the frame rails... Details and style are what take time.
Kyle
But to answer your question as best I can. I can do you a bumper that costs 200 and I can do you one that costs 2000 , I venture to say that I can do one that costs upwards of 10K depending on what kinda crazy shit gets used on it (Yes they sell all kinds of Titanium these days).
The bumper Mike posted in this thread is very nice. Even nicer is the fact that he put some thought into it and got what he wanted. You can tell just by looking at it that it wasnt just thrown together. Looks to me like he took different facets from different bumpers that he liked and mixed them into one that fit him. Mikes bumper is more proportionate and more stylish then the RTE and the $G bumper in my opinion. However , its a pretty big boy hanging off of there and some people dont like that so they go with the RTE or the $G. Thtas cool too but really take some time to look at the details of each bumper . Dont just post "Its strong as hell and has great approach" cause the same thing can be said for a hunk of 3/8" wall tuning welded acrost the frame rails... Details and style are what take time.
Kyle
