NEW PRODUCT: Rogue Concepts Gen4 165 Rear Bumper

Rogue Concepts · Sep 27, 2017

Our All New Gen4 165 rear bumper is finally here!! We kept the rear bar raised and tapered inward to keep the rear slimmed down. We also added a flange that ties the bumper rails into the rear of the tunnel utilizing the snow flap mount. Adding a flange to the top also to "hug" the tunnel adds a tremendous amount of a strength. Let us know what you think!!

jokerman · Sep 27, 2017

How about the 175"?

Ace Freely · Sep 27, 2017

Looks good!

Price?

Ace

Chadly · Sep 27, 2017

Are the pictures just for looks? Those few amount of rivots can't possible be enough...

mtncat · Sep 27, 2017

Won't work with new removable snow flap without modifacation

Clutched Films · Sep 27, 2017

Bad A££ Bumper

Best looking bumper I have seen in a long time. 6 rivets on each side more than enough strength. Especially when you consider its stand alone strength before you tie it all together. I used to assemble my hole nosecone/bumper on my xm with 4 aluminum rivets & 2 bolts for the bumper. You go through 3 nosecones & 4 bumpers a year your find out aluminum is easier to drill and 4 is less than 20 ish? Still holds up just like factory and at the end of the day you wack something hard enough your buyin a pipe. What's the cost & availability.

Rogue Concepts · Oct 3, 2017

jokerman said:
How about the 175"?

The 175 is on the list. Currently working on the 154.

Rogue Concepts · Oct 3, 2017

Ace Freely said:
Looks good!

Price?

Ace

Thank you! Price on these will be $220 Raw, $250 powdered.

Rogue Concepts · Oct 3, 2017

Chadly said:
Are the pictures just for looks? Those few amount of rivots can't possible be enough...

This was the first one made. We did add a couple more rivets for the production model for piece of mind. However we do feel confident that this bumper would hold up just fine.

Rogue Concepts · Oct 3, 2017

Clutched Films said:
Best looking bumper I have seen in a long time. 6 rivets on each side more than enough strength. Especially when you consider its stand alone strength before you tie it all together. I used to assemble my hole nosecone/bumper on my xm with 4 aluminum rivets & 2 bolts for the bumper. You go through 3 nosecones & 4 bumpers a year your find out aluminum is easier to drill and 4 is less than 20 ish? Still holds up just like factory and at the end of the day you wack something hard enough your buyin a pipe. What's the cost & availability.

Thank you! Price is stated above ($220 raw, $250 powdered). We are working to get caught up on orders and getting stock built. The wait for these raw would be about 2 weeks right now, add about a week for powder.

Rogue Concepts · Oct 3, 2017

mtncat said:
Won't work with new removable snow flap without modifacation

This is correct. With the stock snow flap, some trimming of the snow flap does need to be done and is very easily achieved with the use of a dremel or a utility knife with a steady hand and some confidence. I am not sure about the removable snow flap, but I am assuming the same. The tail light will need to be removed (2 Rivets) and the outside 2 rivets of the snow flap will also need to be drilled out.

mtncat · Oct 3, 2017

was looking at where the linq brackets mount to the top of tunnel, Not bashing your product just an observation as I have been installing the new linq system on 17 850's

Rogue Concepts · Oct 3, 2017

mtncat said:
was looking at where the linq brackets mount to the top of tunnel, Not bashing your product just an observation as I have been installing the new linq system on 17 850's

Top of tunnel Linq or snow flap Linq?

mountainhorse · Oct 3, 2017

What is the current "in stock" situation with these bumpers?

Ready to ship?

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Rogue Concepts · Oct 4, 2017

mountainhorse said:
What is the current "in stock" situation with these bumpers?

Ready to ship?

.

We plan to have a few in stock within a week, and building more stock the week or so after. All stock will be raw.

mtncat · Oct 4, 2017

Top of tunnel linq mount for removable flap

Rogue Concepts · Oct 5, 2017

mtncat said:
Top of tunnel linq mount for removable flap

It will work with this Linq mount. Holes would just have to be drilled through the top flange on the bumper.

mtncat · Oct 7, 2017

As long you don't overtighten as the depth of the nut is set for the thickness of the tunnel

brandon227 · Oct 12, 2017

Time frame for the 154 ?

Rogue Concepts · Oct 12, 2017

brandon227 said:
Time frame for the 154 ?

It will be about 2 weeks or so until we are able to put it on the market.

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