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Teraflex Rear Bumper
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Teraflex Rear Bumper
1 – Find and remove the brackets and bolts from the frame. Keep the brackets and bolts and give the bumper to your daughter for baton practice.
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Teraflex Rear Bumper
2 – Remove and discard the factory tow hooks.
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Teraflex Rear Bumper
3 – Slide on the TF bumper, insert and finger tighten the two smaller factory bolts, insert the clevis mounts, insert the ¾” bolts and finger tighten. Repeat on the other side.
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Teraflex Rear Bumper
4 – Replace the factory brackets in their original locations. Then align the bumper and tighten up all the bolts to specs in the instructions.
Story & photos by Perry Mack
Momma always told me not to go out without protection so it only made sense to follow her advice and give Teraflex a call to protect my rear end. This heavy gauge, powder coated steel bumper is far more substantial than the OEM Jeep rear bumper, which feels like it is made from 4 recycled plastic straws and the metal from two used Chinese bicycles.
The bumper has clean lines, solid welds, and an immaculate fit and finish. The factory tow hooks are replaced by a couple of clevis mounts for safer and more secure pulling. It’s a 45-minute install that will require a couple sockets, wrenches and a good buddy with a keen eye to help you lift it and get it on straight.
The Teraflex instructions are clear and easy to follow.