- Location
- Burtonsville, Md
I thought those were DIY kit's .
gbakes
Test Drive
they are, i’m saying minus my own welds, are they any good? are they really that quick? and so on
Guess the real question is can you weld.... like really.... not weekend warrior BS that looks like a bird shiat or a dumb ass that forgot to turn on the gas. Mild steel is mild steel, it's your skill with an arc that'll settle the score.
Anybody can have a template cut with a laser.... that's not the craftsmanship, the welder is.
Anybody can have a template cut with a laser.... that's not the craftsmanship, the welder is.
Slapdash Racing
Bought an X
- Location
- Eastern CT
Haven't used/heard about Coastal, but at those prices, even if you hired out the welding, you'd probably save several hundred bucks over a place like Shrockworks. I have the latter's front bumper, and I absolutely love it, but I can't see spending $850+ on a rear bumper. The Coastal one looks stout and saves about $500 (minus the welder costs).
- Location
- Caldwell, ID
Are you looking at the front or rear bumper kit? I went with a hardcore offroad rear kit that a buddy of mine modified into a swing out. I think everything cost me $400 total.
If I decide to do a front bumper on mine, I'm leaning towards a Zuks Offroad. $400, and I don't have to have it welded. I'd call that a pretty sweet deal.
If I decide to do a front bumper on mine, I'm leaning towards a Zuks Offroad. $400, and I don't have to have it welded. I'd call that a pretty sweet deal.