Aftermarket bumpers

[6.2Midnight]

Thinking of going aftermarket for front, and possibly rear as well. Let's see what you got, pros and cons for information is needed as well.

 

Doing my own research, I like the Iron Cross, possibly with the pre-runner on it. Simple, not too huge, seems like it would be the style I am looking for.

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[WesternMike]

I just finished getting my custom one off bumpers done for my truck build and can’t wait till their coated. If you have a local guy who makes bumpers, I highly recommend working with him to see if he can make something only you envision for yourself!

 

 

 

[6.2Midnight]

Anyone else?

[Waterfowler41]

Anyone else?

Ironcross low profile bumpers get my vote. All the other bumpers on the market have the bubba gump look to them that I just can’t see past. I believe the IC bumpers are one of the only aftermarket bumpers where you don’t have to cut anything so they have that going for them!

Your truck though, post pics when you pull the trigger!

[Chev-mekanik]

Had to buy the Iron Cross low profile for mine, not many manufacturers for  the 14/15 years of GMC. Installed the Warn Ascent? for the rear of the truck, pretty impressed so far.

[dowilcox]

I put a Addictive Desert Designs Honeybadger front bumper on mine. I was looking for something that would hold a winch and this fit the bill for me. Really good build quality and wasn't too bad to install.

https://www.addictivedesertdesigns.com/chevy-1500-winch-front-bumper-F367382840103/

 

[CMoore711]

That bumper really changes the front end of the truck. 

[Cardinals11]

N-Fab rear bumper I took off my 2017 Silverado for sale if your looking for a rear too.


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[Madcow2020]

How much and where are you at?


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[Madcow2020]

N-Fab rear bumper I took off my 2017 Silverado for sale if your looking for a rear too.


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[EDL]

On 6/27/2018 at 3:13 PM, dowilcox said:

I put a Addictive Desert Designs Honeybadger front bumper on mine. I was looking for something that would hold a winch and this fit the bill for me. Really good build quality and wasn't too bad to install.

https://www.addictivedesertdesigns.com/chevy-1500-winch-front-bumper-F367382840103/

 

Hmmm...the resemblance is uncanny!

[6.2Midnight]

Too funny...

[SkippyG4]

GoRhino

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[Donstar]

On 6/2/2018 at 8:37 AM, 6.2Midnight said:

Thinking of going aftermarket for front, and possibly rear as well. Let's see what you got, pros and cons for information is needed as well.

Did you find new bumpers?  If not I recommend what WesternMike suggested. I replaced stock bumpers with custom fabricated bumpers on a few of my trucks in the '70's and '80's.  A skilled fabricator can create a bumper to suit your specific needs and wants.  Make a sketch and discuss your plans with a skilled fabricator. You may be surprised at what the two of you can create!   I preferred working with an independent welder working out of a home workshop.  

[Sikk50]

I’ve got a go rhino front bumper. The bumper is nice and good quality. The mounting was aweful. The brackets they gave didn’t properly fit, leaving me to have to fab something up on my own. Then to level the thing takes three people. One on each side and one underneath adjusting the 12 bolts that secure it. Was a pain. One side still sits about a quarter inch lower. I left it alone at that point bc I’m the only one who will ever notice. If I had to do it again I’d look elsewhere