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Bvonscott Enthusiast

Bvonscott

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If I ever change the bumper I would build it myself with lightweight metals so it weighs no more than the stock bumper. That puppy is HEAVY.

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Rewillia Enthusiast

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Post #6 I said it was custom made by Innovative Creations Inc.

I've been to their website but unable to find the exact same (G2) bumper. Have since sent an email through ICI's contact link but still awaiting a response. Suspect the subject bumper is a prototype and not currently available to the aftermarket. If someone knows better, please send me a PM or share your knowledge here...

Clocked92 Enthusiast

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I've been to their website but unable to find the exact same (G2) bumper. Have since sent an email through ICI's contact link but still awaiting a response. Suspect the subject bumper is a prototype and not currently available to the aftermarket. If someone knows better, please send me a PM or share your knowledge here...

 

Yes it was custom made for that specific truck. Most stuff on custom vehicles at SEMA is custom made specifically for that vehicle and not available to the general public... which is why it's not seen on their website.

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5RWill Enthusiast

5RWill

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Any idea when it will hit the market? Can i put a brush guard on with it?

5RWill Enthusiast

5RWill

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I want it bad too, i tried linking directly to the image.

5RWill Enthusiast

5RWill

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So according to the post of the guy who bought one, it's 1750$ for the bumper with the LED lights. Meh i'm game, was expecting 2000$. It is honestly the best bumper i've yet to see on a 2014+ GM truck. Definitely about to start putting money back for one. Hell my tax return might be going towards it.

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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So according to the post of the guy who bought one, it's 1750$ for the bumper with the LED lights. Meh i'm game, was expecting 2000$. It is honestly the best bumper i've yet to see on a 2014+ GM truck. Definitely about to start putting money back for one. Hell my tax return might be going towards it.

You say with the LED lights, so the $1,750 would get you the bumper and lights? Or just the bumper and you still gotta get the lights. Just curious. I'd expect it to be that you still need to get the lights

 

 

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irish4life8911

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Anyone want to sponsor me???

 

$6000 for a super charger

$1400 for a lift

$1700 for a bumper

$1600 for tires

$1000 for exhaust

 

 

I need a new job

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