Aluminum Front Integrated Winch Bumper | TWO IN STOCK!

[Victory 4x4]

We are thinking about making our Blitz Front Winch Bumper in an aluminum option. The cost and labor of aluminum would add about $300 to the price (powder coated would be around $1100) but would be about half the weight. (around 30-35lbs).

Would you be interested in an aluminum option?

 

[SteveOreno]

What gauge alum?

 

[Muzzle of Bees]

No, but i would be interested in a full, no cut bumper.

 

[Victory 4x4]

what gauge alum?

1/4"

 

[jhguth]

I'd only be interested in aluminum if it comes with FEA from various loading scenarios

 

[T4R_KAI]

When it comes to armor id go with steel. While its heavier than aluminum, it provides superior protection. Then again if people are buying just for looks, it may be a favorable option.

 

[ProfessorP]

When it comes to armor id go with steel. While its heavier than aluminum, it provides superior protection. Then again if people are buying just for looks, it may be a favorable option.

Aluminum also works for people like me that don’t off road in an environment where you need “armor.” Soft deep sand and mud is very different from rock crawling. I would like to add a hidden winch behind a bumper that allows winch access, but doesn’t weigh a ton. I don’t need a bumper that can withstand repeated bashing into rocks.

 

[ProfessorP]

We are thinking about making our Blitz Front Winch Bumper in an aluminum option. The cost and labor of aluminum would add about $300 to the price (powder coated would be around $1100) but would be about half the weight. (around 30-35lbs).

Would you be interested in an aluminum option?

I’m the guy that asked about this on Facebook. Hope you guys eventually have an aluminum option.

 

[Mudballz]

Yes very interested with recovery points and light cut outs for a 20 inch light bar
Mike

 

[screamoon]

I am totally down for this if it were to be a full bumper and cover front lights as well for protection from deers etc.

 

[Victory 4x4]

No, but i would be interested in a full, no cut bumper.

I am totally down for this if it were to be a full bumper and cover front lights as well for protection from deers etc.

We will be releasing a full front bumper with an aluminum option in the next month or two.

 

[Phil Frames]

We will be releasing a full front bumper with an aluminum option in the next month or two.

Can't wait to see this!

 

[CITYRNR]

Aluminum also works for people like me that don’t off road in an environment where you need “armor.” Soft deep sand and mud is very different from rock crawling. I would like to add a hidden winch behind a bumper that allows winch access, but doesn’t weigh a ton. I don’t need a bumper that can withstand repeated bashing into rocks.

I’d be interested for this reason. Along the same lines, I wouldn’t need the light bar cutout or the bull bar. Is that an option?

 

[mteolus]

I would be interested, not immediately but eventually.

Regarding aluminum for protection as some have commented, I would think with a hybrid bumper your plastic on each side would get damaged long before the hybrid bumper. So not sure what advantage steel would be unless you hit a tree head on.

 

[Victory 4x4]

I’d be interested for this reason. Along the same lines, I wouldn’t need the light bar cutout or the bull bar. Is that an option?

We do offer it without the bull bar and have filler panel available for those that don't run a lightbar. Some have also painted the panel black to make it more subtle. We will have the same options if/when we make an aluminum version.

 

[PatrickBateman]

just a thought, it would probably sell better without that logo.

 

[borfoo3]

I am interested in the aluminum bumper

As mentioned earlier here, our off-roading is mainly deep sand and dunes. It needs to handle some bash plate duty and be able to pull the ‘other’ trucks when they’re stuck

Bonus: Can it hold lifting the truck with a hi-lift jack?

 

[Every Day OutDoors]

I would be interested in a bumper with a hitch mount, I want to mount my winch on a hitch so I can move it front to back and don't have the weight of the hitch permanently up front. Or even just a cost effective hidden hitch mount that gets the hitch area up higher in the bumper than what is currently out there.

 

[SnowYeti]

Great design. Obviously a 30” light bar will not fit. And I presume you can no longer use a hidden light bar mount like the Rago? Do you think you might offer a bracket to make it work.

Hate to mount my Baja S8 30” on top just due to theft

 

[mr.walleye]

I really be interested if that light cutout was for a 20" rigid E-series. but you've already shot that option down when I asked about you doing that for me with a steel bumper.