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Here are some photos of my installed shrockworks bumper. Needless to say it requires more than making one cut on the factory seam to install. Apparently the 09 pro4x had minor changes in the dimensions of the valance area. In order to get the bolt holes in the frame brackets and bumper to align it is necessary to make your valance cut 1" ABOVE the factory seam( I had to cut it TWICE) and make recess cuts into the valance for the headlight tubes. You could always order your bumper without the tubes or with the Baja tube only and avoid the extra work. After I e-mailed and explained this to Jim at Shrockworks, he took the pro4x off the web site. So, if you own a pro4x and order a bumper you will need to select
"not a Pro-4X" when ordering.
Thanks,
ploobr
Here are some photos of my installed shrockworks bumper. Needless to say it requires more than making one cut on the factory seam to install. Apparently the 09 pro4x had minor changes in the dimensions of the valance area. In order to get the bolt holes in the frame brackets and bumper to align it is necessary to make your valance cut 1" ABOVE the factory seam( I had to cut it TWICE) and make recess cuts into the valance for the headlight tubes. You could always order your bumper without the tubes or with the Baja tube only and avoid the extra work. After I e-mailed and explained this to Jim at Shrockworks, he took the pro4x off the web site. So, if you own a pro4x and order a bumper you will need to select
"not a Pro-4X" when ordering.
Thanks,
ploobr
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