Daystar Body Lift

[Corey Barnes]

Does anyone know how they did the front bumper work on the Daystar H3 to move the gap from at the top to down at the bottom?
You can see they put a spacer or something right above where the winch is mounted. I'd rather do this if there isn't too much work involved.

 

[Corey Barnes]

Come on no one has any ideas??

 

[RamRod]

It lookes like they used a spacer between the top of the skid and bottom of the plastic piece.

If you look close you can see the small (aluminum?) tube that they used to cover the threads of the exposed bolt...

Thats just a guess, but even if its not how they did it, it's what I would do

 

[RamRod]

Here are the install instructions, but it doesn't say anything about the front bumper:
http://daystarweb.com/attachments/instructions/kg/P20166-00_instructions.pdf

 

[cgalpha08]

My guess would be...remove the plastic from the metal lower part and then modify the mounting holes where it mounts to the from with a bracket or something

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[chaos254]

Gap looks the same to me. Look underneath the turn signals..

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[chaos254]

Double post

 

[Corey Barnes]

If the gap looks the same then they must have done a two inch body lift because there is definitely a gap at the bottom as well.

 

[58Bisc]

Gap is the same. They may have modified the bumper winch area to have the same proportions. I don't know if you have see my thread in the tech section or not, but you can see how I solved the issue...

http://www.hummer4x4offroad.com/for...ot-DayStar-body-lift-install-with-a-L5-engine