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Looking for a bolt on pre runner bumper for my 2011 1500. I've only found one that I like.
http://www.readylift.com/c-448-chevy...be-bumper.aspx
Also going with one of these to relocate the spare
http://www.tiregate.com/vt_series_0.shtml
Any other suggestions?
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Originally Posted by 2k5Squirrel
Holy crap that ridiculously expensive! Just go to a local welding/fab shop with pics and they can put one together for you - or at least get you a quote on one. That is a very simple bumper to do and shouldn't cost that much. I did my own on my 08' GMC I had and built two more after that after selling them off my truck in the Cabela's parking lot and at two gas stations.. lol.
http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/...y/IMG_0899.jpg
That's awesome! I'll check out some fab shops this week. That's exactly what I'm looking for!
The Readylift bumpers are actually built by Blitzkrieg Motorsports (BMS) here in SoCal. Top notch work for sure.
X2 on having one built. It sucks when you show up and see something you have on someone elses truck. And in this case custom might even be cheaper too. Same thing with the tire gate. IMO Tire gates are for wannabe's, at least where I live, they are for show runners and bro runners.
Sikazz truck! And i dont usually like lifted trucks! But after yrs of living in yuma i started liking these more and more!Quote:
Originally Posted by BigMac
No lift, just 2" torsion keys. I traded that lemon months ago, I was on my 5th trans from the dealer and the windows and AC decided to not work anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazy Blu
just looking for some increased clearance. I know if I would've had my spare under the bed at Big Bend I would've got hung up. And using a tire gate would allow me full cargo capacity of the bed. Approach angle is reasoning for the front bumper as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jess
Pulled the receiver out because I dragging it on some portions of the trails.