It's Bumper Time!! DII Rear Bumpers

Greg Davis · May 24, 2013

I have two units in stock and would like to make some room. $575 shipped anywhere in the continental US. PM me if you live elsewhere and we can work something out.

Time to protect that rearend and quarter panels before your summer wheeling begins.

Search for "Greg Davis Bumper" for assorted pics and feedback.

Regards,

Greg

cupgt · May 25, 2013

You need to do D1 bumpers

Greg Davis · May 26, 2013

It's a completely different animal. Because of the chassis design at the rear with the hitch welded in, you can't really get the improvements on a DI like you can a DII.

crown14 · May 28, 2013

Can you do one for the D2 where i dont have to cut my truck up?

Greg Davis · May 28, 2013

crown14 said:
Can you do one for the D2 where i dont have to cut my truck up?

You would still have to trim behind the bumper corners as the bumper is rectangular tubing. However, I could leave off the sliders. So you don't have. To trim your quarters. If you ever went back to stock the factory bumper would cover up the trimming at the corners.

Just curious - why so hesitant to trim your quarter panels? It really becomes invisible and not noticeable AT ALL once the bumper is installed. Just being curious.

Greg

DiscoPhoto · May 28, 2013

Crown's truck is super clean, I can see why he wouldn't want to modify it with cutting. However, I still hit myself for not ordering your bumper sooner. It is by far the best mod I've done to my truck, nobody cares if you have traction if you don't have the departure angle to go up/down obstacles. Thanks again Greg!

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Greg Davis · May 30, 2013

Thanks - I really appreciate the kind words. It looks great on your rig!

roverover · May 30, 2013

How much higher is the trailer hitch than stock?

Can you build one that would accomidate a stock hitch? $$?

Greg Davis · Jun 1, 2013

roverover said:
How much higher is the trailer hitch than stock?

Can you build one that would accomidate a stock hitch? $$?

Integrated hitch is about 7" - 8" higher than stock, which tremendously increases your departure angle.

Unit without hitch saves $75, but is not a stocked item (only sold three like that in over 10 years).

Greg

crown14 · Jun 1, 2013

Greg Davis said:
You would still have to trim behind the bumper corners as the bumper is rectangular tubing. However, I could leave off the sliders. So you don't have. To trim your quarters. If you ever went back to stock the factory bumper would cover up the trimming at the corners.

Just curious - why so hesitant to trim your quarter panels? It really becomes invisible and not noticeable AT ALL once the bumper is installed. Just being curious.

Greg

If its coming across like I'm being critical of your design, sorry its not that at all- it's just that I change trucks like chicks change shoes. The prospect of being able to slap one of my stock bumpers back on whatever truck I'm tired of and keeping the awesome Greg bumper appeals to me. The potential damage to the unprotected quarters doesnt really register with me since I have quarterpanels on hand as well...

Edit

yeah I guess what I'm saying is that I would change a quarter that I damaged while wheeling but not one that I had trimmed in order to fit your bumper- sorry my perspectives on things like this probably seem a little twisted

Greg Davis · Jun 3, 2013

crown14 said:
If its coming across like I'm being critical of your design in order to fit your bumper

It didn't come across like that at all. I was just being curious is all.

KKilo1323 · Jun 7, 2013

DiscoPhoto said:
Crown's truck is super clean, I can see why he wouldn't want to modify it with cutting. However, I still hit myself for not ordering your bumper sooner. It is by far the best mod I've done to my truck, nobody cares if you have traction if you don't have the departure angle to go up/down obstacles. Thanks again Greg!

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What did you use to finish off your rear 1/4 between the bumper and the body (area you cut) ?

Keanan · Jun 7, 2013

I went to Vatozone and purchased a set of door bumper strips. They have adhesive on them and they stuck right on there.

KKilo1323 · Jun 9, 2013

Keanan said:
I went to Vatozone and purchased a set of door bumper strips. They have adhesive on them and they stuck right on there.

Cool thanks!

DiscoPhoto · Jun 10, 2013

KKilo1323 said:
What did you use to finish off your rear 1/4 between the bumper and the body (area you cut) ?

I got really creative and ....... electrical tape haha

Keanan said:
I went to Vatozone and purchased a set of door bumper strips. They have adhesive on them and they stuck right on there.

Have photos? I've been looking for the perfect finisher but have yet to find anything ideal.

KKilo1323 · Jun 10, 2013

DiscoPhoto said:
I got really creative and ....... electrical tape haha

haha Thanks

11b4v · Jul 5, 2013

quick question ref the white truck in photo posted.

2" or 3" lift?

tire size?

thanks,

DiscoPhoto · Jul 5, 2013

11b4v said:
quick question ref the white truck in photo posted.

2" or 3" lift?

tire size?

thanks,

TF 2" HD lift with 1.75" front and 1.25" RTE spacers, 255 85 R16 Km2s.

Here were measurements:

DiscoPhoto · Jul 5, 2013

Running TF015 HD front D1 springs in the front now, dropped it a little bit.

ajk150 · Jul 15, 2013

Hey any rear bumpers left?

Also what is the trailer hitch rated at?

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