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I’m debating on either a trail ready or buckstop front bumper. Does anyone have good pics of either? Does anyone have a strong opinion in either direction?
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Does the center horizontal cross tube/bar block the factory front camera at the bottom of the Ford Oval? Any pics of the view?Thanks @HvacSciGuy, my TrailReady brother! We work hand & hand with Buckstop to get the exact configuration you are looking for.
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Main differences
We have the option for custom light configurations, receiver hitches, additional protection across the headlights (see my truck below), and some other tricks some might not know about.
- TrailReady is only available in 100% steel configuration
- TrailReady bumper "wings" on either side are three piece vs Buckstop is a two piece, which essentially means its a large flat surface and doesn't have the chamfered corners
- TrailReady comes standard with welded recovery points
- TrailReady in certain configurations is a little thicker
- Buckstop is available in all steel or a hybrid, which is an aluminum lower section and steel upper hoops/bar work. The hybrid saves 90lbs.
- Buckstop as standard uses the factory recovery points with the option to upgrade to weld on recovery points
- Buckstop has more three hoop configurations than TrailReady.
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I think I had roughly 1/2" of sag with the bumper and the winch installed. My truck is a 7.3.How much sag did you get with that trail ready bumper? The trail ready has round light openings vs the buckstop that has options for both. I have a set of squadron sport lights in my factory fog light openings I’d like to reuse.
Yes for the 23/24 trucks the design was revised and they prefer to stick to the square cutouts. However with the OP's 2021 Tremor, your trailready variant would look like @HvacSciGuy and mine (if you went with the three hoop) and we have a lot of capability in terms of lighting.Trailready is only doing square light holes these days. BD Squadron's fit perfectly in the outer holes. BD XL80's fit the inner holes. Trailready recommends and sells Rigid lights for these locations, but I prefer the BD lights and that is what I already had. On the Bumper I am running ARB Solis 36. I had to modify the mounting brackets slightly to be able to fit under the cross tube. FYI BD LP9's are also about 1/4" too tall. I have both and the ARB's were easier to make fit.
It was probably about 2 months for mine, but that was in spring of 2021 so basically the heat of "supply chain issues."These Trailready bumpers look rad. Thinking of buying one. Their shop is about 5 hours from me and tempted to just go to their shop and have it installed.
For those of you that have one, what was the production timeline?
Does this truck have stock suspension in this pic?Trail ready all the way!!!!
@gmoon will hook you up
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They are both the same company. So I don't think you can go wrong either way. The finish is fantastic on mine, I ordered from them directly in 2021. They were great to work with.
No, I have a basic RC 2.5 level in the front.Does this truck have stock suspension in this pic?
what d-rings are you running up front?Trail ready all the way!!!!
@gmoon will hook you up
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They are both the same company. So I don't think you can go wrong either way. The finish is fantastic on mine, I ordered from them directly in 2021. They were great to work with.