Best mose agreesive brushguard?

*Titan_TX* · 01-26-2005, 06:58 AM

I want to get one that looks pretty nice, and thick. One I can also install lights on. Any ideas? Send me some pics as well!

1) Price
2) Location where purchased
3) Place of purchase

I apperciate it.

And why do some like the bullguard over the brushguard? I like the bullguard as well.

logicjunky · 01-26-2005, 07:12 AM

I would prefer the bull bar but that is because I am not worried about offroading through thick underbrush of any sort. I also think the bull bar is more unique considering I almost never see one around here, ever. Preferrence or taste I guess...

*Titan_TX* · 01-26-2005, 09:12 AM

Wow, no help here? Anyone else?

pagerdaddy · 01-26-2005, 09:46 AM

I agree with logicjunky. I don't plan on off-roading the truck, that's what my ATV is for. Every new four wheeler I've ever had came home with multiple scratches after the first outing. I don't think any kind of brushguard or bar is going to keep your paint from getting damaged in the woods. Not only that, but riding in a larger vehicle off road doesn't give you the same "seat of the pants" experience as a quad, or a bike.

The bull bar is a given for mounting fog or driving lights. I also very much like the way some of the guys have put lights in the lower grill area. There are many ways to go that will satisfy your tastes.

StumpZ · 01-26-2005, 10:07 AM

I love the Bull Bar but not on our trucks unless it is lifted. I think the Ford Superduty's look the best with one.

RU2112SH · 01-27-2005, 05:25 AM

I think when I have the cash I will go with the factory brush guard. It has built in tow hooks don't like the idea of loosing them with the bull bar.

mick3643 · 01-27-2005, 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Titan_TX

Wow, no help here? Anyone else?

Unfortunately there are very few brush guards available for the titans and the ones that exist are not very aggressive. Ive looked at truckers eqipment in corpus and a shop in port lavaca and both had about the same rack available. As memory serves the little shop in port lavaca had the best price 325 installed. if you happen to want to check into it pm me and i'll get the name and phone # for you.

*Titan_TX* · 01-27-2005, 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by mick3643

Unfortunately there are very few brush guards available for the titans and the ones that exist are not very aggressive. Ive looked at truckers eqipment in corpus and a shop in port lavaca and both had about the same rack available. As memory serves the little shop in port lavaca had the best price 325 installed. if you happen to want to check into it pm me and i'll get the name and phone # for you.

How would this interfere with the off-road skid plate? I might buying this too.

I am still considering the full brush guard, haven't decided if it will be a Nissan one or Westin.

mick3643 · 01-27-2005, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Titan_TX

How would this interfere with the off-road skid plate? I might buying this too.

I am still considering the full brush guard, haven't decided if it will be a Nissan one or Westin.

the way the guards are mounted i don't think it would interfere with the skid plate. i think they mount in the holes where the tow hooks would be. If i am wrong someone please speak up.

*COTitan* · 01-27-2005, 04:25 PM

well love my grill guard. it was stock and was $400. it mounts to the bolts for tow hooks and also between the lower grill and bumper. the tow hooks are now loops and seem work well for pulling stuck cars. and looks more intimadating

BlkXECC4x4 · 01-27-2005, 04:41 PM

I hope Jaos will have something for Titan soon. I am not a brush guard fan, yet I do like mounting them PIAA fog lights in the front. I've been eyeing one of them stainless front and back skid plates. Just my $0.02.

Check this 4Runner out with full Jaos gears:
http://www.jaosusa.com/Lrally.asp?theid=19

*Titan_TX* · 01-27-2005, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by COTitan

well love my grill guard. it was stock and was $400. it mounts to the bolts for tow hooks and also between the lower grill and bumper. the tow hooks are now loops and seem work well for pulling stuck cars. and looks more intimadating

You have any better pics of the factory one on your truck?

DOUBLEDW · 02-18-2005, 05:44 AM

You Can Find The Bull Bar On E-bay Cheaper Than Anyone Else. It Is An Easy Install. Someone Clipped My Front End In A Parking Lot The Day After I Installed It. SaveD Me Alot Of Dough, Kept Them Out Of Radiator And Cooler. Yanked It Off BeAT It With A Sledge Touched Up The Paint Good As New.