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only thing about magnum is they don't offer a winch capable bumper and to my knowledge they don't offer parking sensor accommodations

I drilled out my own sensor holes. was not hard. I'm pretty sure they so offer the sensor holes now though.

 

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I've been looking at aftermarket bumpers myself, when I was at SEMA a couple weeks ago I saw what I wanted.

Iron Cross just came out with a low profile bumper; it doesn't stick out a shit ton, it's not huge; just looks like an aggressive stock shaped bumper.

 

If it was painted to match it would look much better though.

 

I didn't see one for the Sierra but I'm sure they have one..

 

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This looks really dope

 

 

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I really like fab fours vengeance bumper. I think they're around $1800. If I ever get a 6" lift I'll add one. I think on a stock or leveled truck it just wouldn't look right.post-54656-147979325953_thumb.jpgpost-54656-147979326387_thumb.jpgpost-54656-147979327627_thumb.jpgpost-54656-147979328588_thumb.jpg

 

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I like that vengeance bumper as well, just wish they had an option without sensor holes.

 

The bumper you're looking at looks nice, I'd ask for a side profile shot as well. That's my biggest problem with most aftermarket bumpers, they stick out so far.

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I like that vengeance bumper as well, just wish they had an option without sensor holes.

 

The bumper you're looking at looks nice, I'd ask for a side profile shot as well. That's my biggest problem with most aftermarket bumpers, they stick out so far.

The guy who makes it said that he can't make it high and tight?

 

 

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