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ARB BUMPER/FITTING KIT BUNDLE 3421885
$2,795.95
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$2,795.95
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Tech Specs
- Brand
- ARB
- SKU
- ARB3421885B
The Summit MKII Bumper muscles up with the most innovative and advanced technology yet, all while fully integrating with the suite of advanced driver assist safety technology that is available on newer vehicles. The state-of-the-art Summit MKII Bumper takes key components of its flagship namesake and kicks it up an notch with an ultra-modern design that’s constructed to turn heads. The Summit MKII Bumper has eliminated front buffers and now has robot welds on the front face playing into its modern aesthetic. Lighting capabilities have been significantly updated to include an plug-and-play sequential indicator, clearance light, daytime running light and fog light within one complete unit for an integrated approach.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-2025 | Toyota | Land Cruiser | 1958 |
| 2024-2025 | Toyota | Land Cruiser | Base |
- Hawse fairlead spacer kit part 3500600 required when fitting an hawse fairlead (synthetic winch)
- Includes LED fog light, LED daytime running light and LED indicators and clearance lights
- Multi-fold, upswept and tapered wing design for optimum strength and approach angle
- Air bag compatible mounting system secures to the chassis via high tensile bolts
- Compatible with most electric low mount winches, up to 10,000 lb capacity
- Compatible with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) safety features
- Extensive under protection panels on center and either side
- Durable steel construction for maximum protection
- Twin jacking points located in the lower pan
- Provision for two driving lights
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