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4th Gen 4Runner’s Rear Bumper Trim Guide: A Rear Viper Cut?

Today we go deep into the world of 4th gen 4runner rear bumper trims and trim a bit off the bottom of my bumper. I had been considering trimming the bottom of my bumper for some time, partly because I like to be a little adventurous, but also because ive been planning to build a rear swingout in the near future and have needed to trim to start measuring it out. With the 4th Gen 4Rrunner rear bumper being naturally a little bit longer, the cut adds an element of sleekness to the build. For this job, I used mainly a Dremel with a cutting bit and then my angle grinder as I ran out of Dremel bits. Using masking tape to map out the cuts was definitely a good idea. To finish off the bumper cut, I used a 60 grit sandpaper to smooth the bottom edge. To finish off with a layer of rust protection, I sprayed the rear crossmember in Woolwax. In my opinion, every single 4th Gen 4runner would look better with a bumper trim! Looking for some discounts? Get up to 30% Auxito lights with coupon code: LOOSEAXLES Need some Skids? Use code LOOSEAXLES at OK Expedition to save some money on your order! Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:15 Why would we trim the rear bumper? 00:53 How much are we cutting off? 01:16 Professionally cleaning the bumper 02:00 Masking tape for the cuts 05:35 Making cuts with the Dremel 07:23 Cut to no cut comparison 08:00 Sanding with a 60 Grit Dremel bit 09:03 Coating the rear crossmember in Wool Wax 10:42 4th Gen 4Runner Rear Bumper Trim COMPLETE