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ADD 25-26 Chevy Silverado 1500 ZR2 Stealth Fighter Front Bumper
$2,899.76
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$2,899.76
$2,899.76
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Addictive Desert Designs
- SKU
- ADDF890083030103
- Shipping weight
- 165.0 lb
Our front bumper tightly follows the factory body lines, and it offers a center light mount that can accommodate a 40-inch radius light bar or ten 3-inch cube lights. Each wing also provides a 3-inch light pod. Recovery capabilities are possible with our 1-inch thick clevis mounts that take ¾-inch D-rings. An optional extreme duty hidden winch mount is also available. The satin black skid plate is easily removable if desired. The bumper is compatible with the adaptive cruise control, and retains all factory parking sensors. It is finished in a hammer black powder coat and made from steel. The bumper is proudly made in the USA.** Fitment Note: Does not fit Diesel models. Trimming of inner fender liners is recommended for best fitment.
- 40” Radius LED Light Bar Mount OR 10 Individual Cube Lights
- Heavy Duty 1” Thick Clevis Mounts for ¾” D-Rings
- Optional Add-On Hidden Winch Mount (AC12156601NA)
- Satin Black Aluminum Accent Panel Finish
- Compatible with Adaptive Cruise Control
- 2 Stage Hammer Black Powder Coat Finish
- Removable Aluminum Skid Plate
- (2) 3” Pod LED Light Mounts
- Retains OEM Parking Sensors
- Made in the USA
- Fully Bolt-On
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