What size d rings do I need for this bumper .
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It's a good bumper, if you plan on using the bull bar though I'd recommend spraying some paint into the drain holes in the bottom of the bars plates that sit on the bumper. I had some rust residue after the first couple rains.
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I am using 3/4 inch D rings. The ring has just a little play. I think it perfect!!Very nice bumper!!
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Hi Jon Smittybilt Part # 76828 is for Full Width End Plates. Not for the bumper. Thanks Truckcustomizers.com 800-497-1780
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Generally, you need a D-ring (shackle) to attach the strap to the tow points on the car, usually under the front and rear bumpers though it varies from car to car. The 3/4" D-rings have about the same working load limit as this strap. Or you can just slip it over the hitch ball if one vehicle has that. I bought a receiver pin here on Amazon for a few bucks - lots of cars/trucks have the 2" square receiver but don't travel with the actual bar/ball that goes in the receiver. You just slip the strap into the empty receiver, slide the pin through the holes in the receiver and strap and you are good to go. Generally, you need a D-ring (shackle) to attach the strap to the tow points on the car, usually under the front and rear bumpers though it varies from car to car. The 3/4" D-rings have about the same working load limit as this strap. Or you can just slip it over the hitch ball if one vehicle has that. I bought a receiver pin here on Amazon for a few bucks - lots of cars/trucks have the 2" square receiver but don't travel with the actual bar/ball that goes in the receiver. You just slip the strap into the empty receiver, slide the pin through the holes in the receiver and strap... » Read More Generally, you need a D-ring (shackle) to attach the strap to the tow points on the car, usually under the front and rear bumpers though it varies from car to car. The 3/4" D-rings have about the same working load limit as this strap. Or you can just slip it over the hitch ball if one vehicle has that. I bought a receiver pin here on Amazon for a few bucks - lots of cars/trucks have the 2" square receiver but don't travel with the actual bar/ball that goes in the receiver. You just slip the strap into the empty receiver, slide the pin through the holes in the receiver and strap and you are good to go. « Show Less
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Go to any hardware to get the parts just bring the old ring for size. Good luck
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CORRECTION------ I just answered incorrectly a moment ago.... I found the D ring..... du ugh, it looks like a D�. It definitely is metal, I took a magnet to it. It was difficult to tell as it was black just like the other plastic connectors/fasteners
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Many well-equipped hardware stores can sell you an O-Ring that will fit. Just be sure you get one that has the correct diameter as well as the thickness of the ring, itself.If you can't find one locally, try this store online: http://tinyurl.com/7pcpgc5
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You have to look at the fit guide to determine tha . You can find it on the sport rackwebsite
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I would use leupold bases an rings. You can go to there website or amzon an find them
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Yea just make sure u measure it right. I had to make two holes on my bumper. Don't make the same mistake. Don't use the pre marked spots. Go a little under. Don't make my same mistake
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I used a standard UTG 1 inch rings I got off Amazon. They work great. Any Weaver style ring will work. The mount has cuts in it for the screw that tightens the mount on fits into it.
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Many well-equipped hardware stores can sell you an O-Ring that will fit. Just be sure you get one that has the correct diameter as well as the thickness of the ring, itself. If you can't find one locally, try this store online: http://tinyurl.com/7pcpgc5
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I installed the same bumper, and i had to remove the chrome metal off the main bracket because it wont work if you have the tow package. You can make it work by just using the chrome covered parts and plastics. If you don't have the tow package it will fit. Rafael good luck
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The package contains no nuts or bolts... the manufacture has no idea of the diameter or what thread size you will be using. However these D-rings do seem to be well made and strong.
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They'll help with minor scrapes anything more will rip them off.Measure the bumper space and the available BumpTek lengths. Medium worked for me.
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It will work with ANY bumper that has D-Ring holders at least 24" apart. Not sure if a stock bumper has D-Ring adapters or not but most AFTER MARKET bumpers do.
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I'm not sure I understand your question, I had to use different rings on my flat top rail. The ones I bought were 1 inch high.
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You need one inch rings. Mid or high? It depends on you I have a round face and use the tall rings. I hope this help's you. Ron