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Old 07-16-2007, 01:17 PM   #24 (permalink)
FJ Crawler
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Re: Complete Rear Bumper Comparison

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beers_52 previously said: View Post
If you want the best departure angle, and are willing to sacrifice "all other features", pull that plastic skin off, and just run the rear cross member.

Looking at the picture below, even running no bumper, the tail pipe (non-TRD), or the hitch are the things that you'll bash the most.
using that logic, I could just bob the entire FJ 8" and have an awesome departure angle!

No, i want the best departure angle WITH a bumper. Thanks for the idea tho!

Speaking of the tow hitch, I usually run a large tow hook out the back of my hitch when I wheel. It's actually an old slick rock trick. Let the hook take all the abuse.
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