Gunzz
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@PntBlnk For the plate itself I just ordered online with the dimensions for the rectangle. Once I got it home, I ended up shaving the corners down slightly in order to get the plate to sit flush against the underside of the bumper's upper shell. The curvature of that bumper was just enough that the corners of the plate interfered.
I drilled the bolt holes myself. They were easy to mark because I just centered the plate on the underside of the bumper's upper shell and used the holes in the shell to measure the distance and mark where to drill. The overrider bar affixes to the upper shell with the same bolts used to fasten the shell to the frame so I just used the same bolt to secure the plate as well. That way I didn't have to drill any new holes into the bumper to get the plate in place.
The steps are Rugged Ridge Spartan Nerf Bars.
I drilled the bolt holes myself. They were easy to mark because I just centered the plate on the underside of the bumper's upper shell and used the holes in the shell to measure the distance and mark where to drill. The overrider bar affixes to the upper shell with the same bolts used to fasten the shell to the frame so I just used the same bolt to secure the plate as well. That way I didn't have to drill any new holes into the bumper to get the plate in place.
The steps are Rugged Ridge Spartan Nerf Bars.
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