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you can still mount the winch on top: http://pronghorngear.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/IMG1-FullView_TopMWinch_accessoryPg.jpg http://pronghorngear.com/products/recovery/top-mount-winch/

nice equipment

which lights are you running?

each amount of weight more on each wheel is the same as carrying four times that weight on the trunk. Or at least that´s what I´ve read once on the internet.

Nice idea and nice work!

Sorry haven! I´ve just seen your PM now that you mentioned it! It was 3 weeks actually ... sorry!!! I´ve answered, but for all the others, no I don´t have any relation with the brand or people just love the bumper and the Jeep JK.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/vehicules/4x4/jeep/2200-gear-scout-up-your-jeep-jk.html

each one has it´s own taste! no question about that! Just one note, on this bumper you can have the external winch (like in the pictures) or have it mounted on top of the bumper (they haven´t presented this option at the Expo but the top of the bumper is prepared and reinforced for it) and...

I am in the metals area, and believe me, $500 is not enough to buy the aluminum they use, and their cutting and welding procedures and finishing are VERY VERY expensive, while a ARB or AEV uses $50 of steel and you pay the lack of innovation! And I can give value to a fine welding and finishing...

nice work!!

As far as I know they are working on the rear bumper, that will be as funcional as the front one, either lightweight and I hope so better looking and so innovative.

Indeed! All the others are doing the same! and it´s very functional, see how many options of recovery they have and I love their solution for the hi-lift, much safer!

also, as long as they told me, you can mount it alone, without cutting or drilling

The price is very relative! the transport for the parts is inexpensive compared to others. The stubby is lighter than the plastic bumper, and that is also very important for suspension, steering and mileage. Also the possibility to use accessories both front and rear. And of course it is more...

For mine I am thinking of this brand new bumper from Pronghorn, 43 pounds of weight and with so many recovery points and optionals, take a look:

Stubby version with external free movement winch case:

Hi guys! Back from Overland Expo and still amazed by the Pronghorn Gear bumper for the JK! modular, 18 configurations, 43 lbs weight, several recovery points, very strong, military look and so sexy! they have pictures on their facebook, check them out...