Tacoma Brushguards
LiLJami
10-10-2003, 07:27 PM
Which company makes the best brush guard for a tacoma? If anybody has pics of their truck w/ a brushguard on i'd love to see em. Thanks.
'03DC3.4TRD4X4
10-11-2003, 04:40 PM
The best when speaking of quality and form following function is to bolt up a replacement ARB bull bar. I got mine for about 550$ because I purchased my winch at the same time. If you are just posing, then any old chrome clad thingy will do just fine.
Yes and "Hi" beautiful. How have you been?
Yes and "Hi" beautiful. How have you been?
LiLJami
10-13-2003, 06:39 PM
What's the difference in that and a regular brush guard? I'm new to the whole truck and 4wd thing. I'm used to the Honda scene so all this is definately new but pretty interesting. I must say that it's just awesome being able to drive over anything you want.
big_archer
10-17-2003, 06:27 PM
he's right, brush guards serve two purposes, function or looks. depending upon what you want should determine how much to spend. stainless steel is the best way to go for either purpose. strong, won't rust, and looks very nice!
and yes, I have a fav parking spot at a movie theater, I can drive up a small wall and bypass going thru the parking lot. too much fun!
and yes, I have a fav parking spot at a movie theater, I can drive up a small wall and bypass going thru the parking lot. too much fun!
'03DC3.4TRD4X4
10-18-2003, 11:05 AM
Jami,
Take a look at ARB's website. ARB.com and ARBUSA.com, I think.
You can't beat the quality and strength without getting overly heavy.
Go with the steel bar for strength and rock-rubbing. You can just touch it up with paint.
Take a look at ARB's website. ARB.com and ARBUSA.com, I think.
You can't beat the quality and strength without getting overly heavy.
Go with the steel bar for strength and rock-rubbing. You can just touch it up with paint.
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