Found the brush guard I like but need some help

[kalantar]

I was looking for a thick tube brush guard like the one below but there is no way in hell I will pay 3k for it.

Any suggestions on other thick tubed brush guards or where I can get a cheap one of these without the winch?

[frenzy1]

ROADARMOUR is good quality. You have to pay for good quality.

[Metallic Red]

I was also lured by the style of this bumper/brush guard. So I bought one and when the first bumper came It didn't fit, when the second one came it also didn't FIT:mad: NOTE TO SELF: Never call Road Armor!! unless you want to get jerked around.
I called Adventure Accesories numerous times, and they didn't want me calling anymore. I ended up getting most of my money back, it only took 9 months to get it straight, in the end I will find a local metal fabricator to correct what they couldn't build correctly to start with. Good Luck!

[kalantar]

Thanks for the responses. Roadarmour is definitely out then.
Anyone know who makes this paticular brush guard?

[Rico001]

Thanks for the responses. Roadarmour is definitely out then.
Anyone know who makes this paticular brush guard?


They sell many of those style on Ebay all the time.
And GM Parts directhas them too.
We were going to get one from a person on here
bit they fell off the face of the earth and never got
with us to arrange for the sale.
~Richard

[splne1]

search alien patrol its from the actual inventor of the road armor series!!!! He might be able to build you one the way you want it.:)

[TRUBRIT]

Depends what you want it for. Do you want it for looks and to fend off brush, or do you want to bounce off rocks? Don't see many rocks here in South Florida so I installed this one, bought off ebay $400.00. 2" Dia tube, 50lbs. Ram Offroad. If you are going to play in the Moab or the Rockies, then you should pay the money for one that connects to the frame like the RA.

[MDimitri]

I did some searching on Jim at Alien Patrol and found some discouraging news on this thread started May 31, 2008.

http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2697678

Buyer beware.

Just looking out for my peeps!!

Cheers!

[splne1]

WoW good catch, I know he had issues with Road Armor filing countersuit on him. Maybe all that was involved but anyhow you don't ever leave the customer in the blank!!! good lookin out!!!:popcorn:

[MDimitri]

WoW good catch, I know he had issues with Road Armor filing countersuit on him. Maybe all that was involved but anyhow you don't ever leave the customer in the blank!!! good lookin out!!!:popcorn:

Darn rights! Jason should take a lesson from this...aka..."Boy Next Door"

You never, never, ever screw over forum members Cardinal Sin Numero uno!!!!!!!!!!!

[kalantar]

Depends what you want it for. Do you want it for looks and to fend off brush, or do you want to bounce off rocks? Don't see many rocks here in South Florida so I installed this one, bought off ebay $400.00. 2" Dia tube, 50lbs. Ram Offroad. If you are going to play in the Moab or the Rockies, then you should pay the money for one that connects to the frame like the RA.

That paticular brush guard gives the Hummer a mean (dont F@ck with me look). I didnt know it attached to the frame and I am assuming now it costs substantially more than $500. The standard bars are nice but doesnt stand out as much as I like to.

Thanks for sharing the updates with roadarmour.

[nic6]

I was looking for a thick tube brush guard like the one below but there is no way in hell I will pay 3k for it.

Any suggestions on other thick tubed brush guards or where I can get a cheap one of these without the winch?

Ya that one is sweet here is the one I went for, it's pretty thick and I love it easy install also.

[splne1]

Yep thats the one I got on mine!!