Off-road bumpers for Chevy Suburban

[timswi]

Thanks Tim. I've installed these "puck style" lifts before. They don't tend to change the ride at all. Still use the factory front strut assembly.

Plus it does give a somewhat noticeable lift...We put them on my neighbor's Ford and Dodge...Not difficult either.

 

[Rustyiron]

Here's one for the rear on a oldie 2000 2500 Sub. Momma backed into a parking ballard at what, 2 mph? right at the angle "gusset" support. Folded it like a Chineese tin can right up into the quarter panel. Not anymore! 4x6x.25 wall structural steel. The "shoes" are for good luck if you hit it.:laughing:

 

[andrehoude123]

Truck is only levelled out with ready lift torsion keys cranked them up about 2 inches and we have bags in the back so when we pull trailers the truck dosent squat to bad! Their about 34 inches tall these tires and ya the full black rims are real easy to take care of and would look sick with your black bumper!! Their fast wheels

 

[Topkicker]

Here's one for the rear on a oldie 2000 2500 Sub. Momma backed into a parking ballard at what, 2 mph? right at the angle "gusset" support. Folded it like a Chineese tin can right up into the quarter panel. Not anymore! 4x6x.25 wall structural steel. The "shoes" are for good luck if you hit it.:laughing:

Nice. Looks sturdy. I worked at Arlington when we launched the body style for 07 that replaced the one you own. I always liked the bifold rear doors like you have.

 

[Topkicker]

Truck is only levelled out with ready lift torsion keys cranked them up about 2 inches and we have bags in the back so when we pull trailers the truck dosent squat to bad! Their about 34 inches tall these tires and ya the full black rims are real easy to take care of and would look sick with your black bumper!! Their fast wheels

Looks great. I dig black wheels. Got em on my Wrangler.

 

[Topkicker]

Plus it does give a somewhat noticeable lift...We put them on my neighbor's Ford and Dodge...Not difficult either.

Don't know why I didn't think of this. Thanks for the link.

 

[andrehoude123]

And maybe some fender flares to keep the mud and snow that the oversize tires will throw up on your nice paint! If your going to build up the truck might as well eh

 

[VTFireftr]

SouthTexasOutfitter.com

I have one of their front end replacements on my F 250.

Custom built and extremely stout.

You will need to beef up your front suspension though.

 

[Wagtail]

What's old is new again, eh? Around here these things are called Bull-bars and are common throughout Aus on ALL types of vehicles.

Try a Google Image search for more ideas from the land Downunder.

 

[Topkicker]

What's old is new again, eh? Around here these things are called Bull-bars and are common throughout Aus on ALL types of vehicles. Try a Google Image search for more ideas from the land Downunder.

These type bumpers are super popular here in the states on Jeeps built for off-roading. Better approach angle, D-rings, lights and winch mounts are among the "must haves". A lot of full-size trucks sport these type bumpers when I lived in TX. I heard the term "cattle guard front bumpers" while living there. They look very similar to the Aussie styles.