2020-2026
Installation Time
(approx) 2 Hours
Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Motobilt Tomahawk Frame Chop Front Bumper with Bull Bar; Bare Steel (20-26 Jeep Gladiator JT)Find parts that fit my vehicle
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Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
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- Frame Chop Front Bumpers Are A Well-Known Upgrade In The Offroad Community _x000D_
- Designed Based On Concepts From The Tj Front Half Frame Kit _x000D_
- Features An Upswept Shape Providing Increased Clearance And Approach Angle _x000D_
- Integrated Second Opening Allows Winch Line Routing Directly Downwards To Control Front Suspension Compression _x000D_
- Compatible With Jeep Wrangler Jk, Jku, Jl, Jlu, And Jeep Gladiator Jt Models _x000D_
- Permanent Frame Modification And Drilling Are Required _x000D_
- Slight Clearancing Of Forwardmost Body Mounts Needed Before Installation _x000D_
- Vacuum Pump Relocation Bracket Required For Jeep Jk/Jku Models From 2012-2018 _x000D_
- Not Compatible With Rubicon Swaybar With Electronic Disconnect _x000D_
- Compatible With Select Currie Antirock Series And RockJock Heavy Duty Swaybars _x000D_
- Winch Mounting Pattern Measures 10" X 4.5" _x000D_
- Accepts Warn Zeon Series Winches Up To The 12-S Platinum Model _x000D_
- Not Compatible With Warn Mb8274 Or Cti Winches _x000D_
- Compatible With Hawse Fairleads; Roller Fairleads Are Not Recommended _x000D_
- Ships As Bare Steel For Painting Or Powder Coating _x000D_
- Weighs Approximately 65 Lbs _x000D_
- Fits 2020-2026 Jeep Gladiator Jt Models _x000D_
| Brand | Motobilt |
| Bumper Type | Full Width |
| Bumper Material | Steel |
| Bumper Finish | Raw |
| Bumper Winch Mount | No Winch Mount |
| Bumper Fog Light Fitment | Factory |
| Bumper Location | Front |
Description
Innovative Offroad Protective Bumper. The Motobilt Tomahawk Frame Chop Front Bumper with Bull Bar; Bare Steel is engineered to improve vehicle clearance and approach angle, essential for demanding offroad conditions. It features a unique winch line routing system that lowers the vehicle's center of gravity, enhancing its ability to climb obstacles. This bumper offers both functional benefits and a tough aesthetic upgrade for Jeep Gladiator JT owners seeking durability and style.
_x000D__x000D_Construction and Appearance. Built from raw steel, the bumper delivers strength and durability. It is intended to be painted or powder coated to prevent rust and allow custom finishes. The upswept design, integrated bull bar, and recessed mounting points combine for a rugged look while maximizing functionality. The overall weight is approximately 65 pounds, providing a durable yet manageable installation experience.
_x000D__x000D_Installation. Installation involves permanent frame modification and drilling, along with slight clearancing of the front body mounts. The procedure is moderately challenging but supported with detailed color photo instructions for experienced installers.
_x000D__x000D_Application. Designed specifically for Jeep Gladiator JT models from 2020 through 2026, with no required compatibility adjustments beyond stated considerations. It is incompatible with Rubicon swaybars featuring electronic disconnects but supports select Currie Antirock and RockJock swaybars.
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- (1) Front Bumper with Bull Bar
- Mounting Hardware
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