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Well, I was in need of a rear bumper, so I pulled one off a Blazer (was the best looking bumper and easiest to take off in the WHOLE YARD)


2x 9"x2.5"x1/4" piece of steel
I cut the 9" piece and cut 3" off it. So then I had 2 pieces of metal per side: 6"x2.5"x1/4" and 3"x2.5"x1/4".
Then I moved the 3" piece down 1.5", and welded it together.


Then I took these, removed my rear bumper, and marked it for drilling.
I stacked the 2 brackets together, then drilled the holes.


In the pictures, I have them bolted up to the inside. I had to move them to the outside for them to properly mount up.

I guarentee you that the bumper will fold before the brackets break. these things are damn SOLID!

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1992 Chevy S10 - Ext Cab - 4.3L 5spd - RWD
Shortram Intake, 2.5" Custom Exhaust, Bagged Front, 3" Dropped Rear, Shaved Doors