Please Welcome Baja Coyote to FRF

[Scrap man]

Kirk the products look great.

 

[Labraptor]

Very nice group of products. Really like your designs Kirk.

 

[Rookie]

Hello

 

[MTUH3]

Apparently I need to stop taking weekends off from FRF.

Congrats.

Now to be Baja Coyote... lets see how much power you can squeeze from a Ford Coyote Motor.. Match made in heavan!?

How do the side steps mount? Body or frame?

 

[BajaCoyote]

Apparently I need to stop taking weekends off from FRF.

Congrats.

Now to be Baja Coyote... lets see how much power you can squeeze from a Ford Coyote Motor.. Match made in heavan!?

How do the side steps mount? Body or frame?

Thanks MTUH3! These side steps actually mount to the stock locations.

 

[Raw Horsepower]

Great looking goodies Kirk!

 

[pacer316]

Saw you cruising down Mckellips today, was gonna flip around and take a better look if I wasn't heading in to work! Truck looks great with the wrap, who did it?

Once I get some other work done on the truck will definitely be placing an order for a front bumper.

 

[BajaCoyote]

Saw you cruising down Mckellips today, was gonna flip around and take a better look if I wasn't heading in to work! Truck looks great with the wrap, who did it?

Once I get some other work done on the truck will definitely be placing an order for a front bumper.

I wish that was me cruizin' that beast. My truck is still under the knife. UGH! That would be a cool cat from ADD who you passed. LOL! Thanks for your interest in the front bumper!

 

[LastLight]

Wish you guys had a show closer to the east coast or midwest. I am floundering over a few front bumper designs and have none close by to see in person.

Its kind of like internet dating, you just cant be sure what you are going to get after you decide on one.

If I understand correctly, this front bumper will require that the frame horns be cut, but that you will have some adapters available that you could go back to stock in the future if desired?

Awaiting for more pics soon.

 

[Idleone]

You will then use a new bolt-on mounting system which acts as your new frame horn mounts. No welding required.

Can we have some additional information on this please? I really like this design. Well done!