Installed the PSD bumper opening to my '91.

[6.9poweredscout]

Just thought i'd share. My friend got a plasma cutter so it literally took 5 minutes!

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[bookite03]

That actually looks better than I thought it would. I like it...time to put an intercooler back there.

 

[6.9poweredscout]

that's on the list...one day. i'm either going to paint this bumper black or geta painted one and color match it and lose the push bar. then adding a 30" LED bar under the bumper. Going for the full blacked out look.

 

[1mouse3]

a sd intercooler would go form top opening of the grill down behind the bumper. that would work out well on my truck, I am going to look for one

 

[icanfixall]

I'm amazed at how much of the radiator is below the usually closed bumper in our trucks. Way back in 97 I cut 2 rectangle holes in my bumper. they are 4x8 I recall. Now I feel I'm allowing more air in plus.. They are a great built in set for working on top of the engine. I'm not short but really hate reaching towards the back of the engine on a box or ladder. These new steps allow my feet to slide in and rest of the torsion bar nicely.

 

[OLDBULL8]

Nice looking job. Where did you get the trim for it? If your going to paint the bumper black, I painted my brush guard on the 92 with sprayon bed liner from a rattle can over the chrome, sticks on real good, gives it a slight rough look. Cleaned the guard with brake cleaner first.

 

[cpdenton]

Looks really good. I really need to get a plasma cutter. Had access to one when I worked in the body shop, and I miss being able to use it whenever I want....

 

[6.9poweredscout]

they are on ebay for under $25! I like how it looked on dsl_dog_catcher(/treat)'s truck.

 

[riotwarrior]

I like it...nice job!

 

[79jasper]

I'm with gary.
I need a topside creeper.

How much different is a psd bumper from the brick bumper?

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[6.9poweredscout]

completely different. i'm sure it'd bolt on but look ridiculous
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[79jasper]

Ah, gotcha.
I wasn't sure.

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[Rot Box]

Looks great. Nice upgrade

 

[6.9poweredscout]

Thanks, for how cheap, quick and simple it is i'm not sure why everyone with a brick doesn't do it! lol

 

[jrad235]

I'm amazed at how much of the radiator is below the usually closed bumper in our trucks. Way back in 97 I cut 2 rectangle holes in my bumper. they are 4x8 I recall. Now I feel I'm allowing more air in

I had no idea either, it's awesome to look in and see that beautiful aluminum radiator sitting there. I added a diamond pattern "skid plate" bolted to the bottom of the bumper on mine that spans back to the bottom of the core support. It holds itself rigid just fine with 5 bolts in the bumper and keeps most of that extra airflow going through the radiator.

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