lanceputnam said:
BAM! Wrong-o-
Not quite sure why you wouldnt trust them. The pic of my truck is from about 3 minutes after the bumper was installed. 5 minutes after that I had my roatating swivels installed.
I then proceeded to pick up the front of my truck with a strap and a 10k fork lift past 45 degrees off of one hook.
BAM! They nailed the recovery points if you ask me, and I actually own one of the bumpers.
Well they are HOIST rings after all, I wouldn't expect them to fail in a hoisting application. My primary concern would be in a yank situtaion where there could be shock loading.
They're probably fine and certainly better than nothing, just not my first choice. They're also really only as good as their backing plate. I be using the biggest hunk of steel I could fit behind there.
Garrett, I didn't mean a rattle can job is just as good as powdercoat. With powdercoating being so hit and miss I wouldn't spend the cash on it. If its a good PC job then it will hold up well and protect your bumper. If its a bad PC job it will secretly rust your bumper to hell without you knowing it.