LBC970
Member
Hey guys,
I am designing a bumper for a 2004 2500, and have a good idea what I want. Or at least I thought I did. Here is what I have so far...
I designed the top plate to match the curve of the grill, and to sit nearly in the same location. I only pushed it out 1/2 inch to help clear the 12k winch thats going behind this thing. I like the curve, I am not crazy about the gap between the lower plate and the curved plate. I have the tools and know how to make the curved face plate, but no way of making those two plates meet to make it look decent.
I would love some feedback or ideas on how to make this thing look decent. My plan at the moment is to continue the factory curve around under the headlights too. I could honestly be talked out of the curve under the grill, I just wanted a tucked away, clean look to the bumper.
Thanks for the input guys!
EDIT: To be clear, I can make the plate curved in CAD, I cannot make the actual plate in real life, I don't think.
I am designing a bumper for a 2004 2500, and have a good idea what I want. Or at least I thought I did. Here is what I have so far...
I designed the top plate to match the curve of the grill, and to sit nearly in the same location. I only pushed it out 1/2 inch to help clear the 12k winch thats going behind this thing. I like the curve, I am not crazy about the gap between the lower plate and the curved plate. I have the tools and know how to make the curved face plate, but no way of making those two plates meet to make it look decent.
I would love some feedback or ideas on how to make this thing look decent. My plan at the moment is to continue the factory curve around under the headlights too. I could honestly be talked out of the curve under the grill, I just wanted a tucked away, clean look to the bumper.
Thanks for the input guys!
EDIT: To be clear, I can make the plate curved in CAD, I cannot make the actual plate in real life, I don't think.
