
surf rear bumper
surf rear bumper

yeah thats for sure
. i found a good site relating to surfs and 4runners that you may be ableto adapt. it is http://www.sonoransteel.com/store_custom_bumpers.html
i am going to attemp to make one for my self. Have reasonable welding skills and mechanical knowledge. 1 question tho, i presume i would need certification to keep it all legal

i am going to attemp to make one for my self. Have reasonable welding skills and mechanical knowledge. 1 question tho, i presume i would need certification to keep it all legal

I've been reading up on it and as long as you stay within 5mm of the original OEM bumper it doesnt need certing. Also remember you must have no protrusions outside the front face of the bumper. ie, in profile the forward most point must be the main face of the bumper.
I;m sure one of the other guys can confirm this
I;m sure one of the other guys can confirm this

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Who knew Prados could fly?
Who knew Prados could fly?
Rust Never Sleeps
I had a LN130 surf and have just replaced it with a KZN surf at great expense
BOTH have those $%&*#$ rear bumpers (chrome outside, recycled Nissan Sunny inside)....
The Toyota engineers have a lot to answer for with that bumper design - the chrome against the steel means that any salt or water gets trapped between, and I reckon it starts a galvanic action too which makes it rust faster.
Someone is going to make lots of money out of selling aftermarket rear bumpers for surfs....
Does anyone have any rustproofing ideas?
I figured I'd use rust converter followed by good ole roofing paint (on the inside)

The Toyota engineers have a lot to answer for with that bumper design - the chrome against the steel means that any salt or water gets trapped between, and I reckon it starts a galvanic action too which makes it rust faster.
Someone is going to make lots of money out of selling aftermarket rear bumpers for surfs....
Does anyone have any rustproofing ideas?
I figured I'd use rust converter followed by good ole roofing paint (on the inside)
