Aluminum Front Integrated Winch Bumper | TWO IN STOCK!

Are you interested in an aluminum front integrated winch bumper?

  • Yes

    Votes: 96 88.1%
  • No

    Votes: 13 11.9%

  • Total voters
    109
Quick thank you!

Lots of aluminum Blitz Bumpers going through production!

Cam and co, Your aluminum Blitz bumper with the tube arrived today in perfect condition! Beautiful weld work, Very nice powder coat job and no chips and no damage from shipping. This thing was seriously well packaged!!

Also LOVE the shackle tabs! A full inch thick with ONE INCH holes!!

Will post up some pics of the finished install. Again NICE work!!

AMLOR aka Kirk
 
Cam and co, Your aluminum Blitz bumper with the tube arrived today in perfect condition! Beautiful weld work, Very nice powder coat job and no chips and no damage from shipping. This thing was seriously well packaged!!

Also LOVE the shackle tabs! A full inch thick with ONE INCH holes!!

Will post up some pics of the finished install. Again NICE work!!

AMLOR aka Kirk

Thank you, I'll pass this along! We appreciate it.

Look forward to seeing the photos!
 
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.

This. I won't run an installed winch but do need a front receiver. I would consider steel or aluminum if it had the receiver hitch.
 
Any specials going on these or is it better to wait until a Black Friday deal comes up?


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Any specials going on these or is it better to wait until a Black Friday deal comes up?


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You should be able to use code "FIVE" on the site for 5% off your order. I'm not sure what will be on sale for Black Friday yet.
 
Well...that's a shame. That logo...and the location is awful. Deleting the programming on the CNC is as easy as a copy/paste. :wow:

The Victory 4x4 logo is one of the only off road manufacturer logos that I don't hate (I'm a professional illustrator and designer). A lot of off road fabricator logos are really bad. RSG is particularly tragic but they make great products. Especially their stainless logo on the sliders with top plates (I currently have RSG sliders).

Honestly, I was so glad to see Victory offer an aluminum winch bumper because the only other fabricators with aluminum powder coated offerings had fugly logos in the same location.

I don't blame any manufacturer for refusing to remove their logo from their products. Brand identity is very important this world. Call Nike and ask them to make a pair of shoes without the logo for you.

Honestly, I don't understand why people hate on logos yet insist on those blingy looking light bars all the way accross their front bumper. I really hate the look of ALL LED light bars! Especially when they're on mall crawlers that insist on running them all of the time on paved roads in urban and suburban areas.

All boils down to different strokes for different folks. Buy whatever makes you happy that manufacturers are willing to fabricate.
 
The Victory 4x4 logo is one of the only off road manufacturer logos that I don't hate (I'm a professional illustrator and designer). A lot of off road fabricator logos are really bad. RSG is particularly tragic but they make great products. Especially their stainless logo on the sliders with top plates (I currently have RSG sliders).

Honestly, I was so glad to see Victory offer an aluminum winch bumper because the only other fabricators with aluminum powder coated offerings had fugly logos in the same location.

I don't blame any manufacturer for refusing to remove their logo from their products. Brand identity is very important this world. Call Nike and ask them to make a pair of shoes without the logo for you.

Honestly, I don't understand why people hate on logos yet insist on those blingy looking light bars all the way accross their front bumper. I really hate the look of ALL LED light bars! Especially when they're on mall crawlers that insist on running them all of the time on paved roads in urban and suburban areas.

All boils down to different strokes for different folks. Buy whatever makes you happy that manufacturers are willing to fabricate.


Well...since you went there. I am a 20 yr veteran of brand design, brand management and marketing responsible for designing / managing everything from Fortune 500 brands to direct consumer experiences. But...who's counting, right?

:snacker: :snacker: :snacker:

My professional advice: Relocate the clip art logo and you will likely sell more product. :wave:
 
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Well...that's a shame. That logo...and the location is awful. Deleting the programming on the CNC is as easy as a copy/paste. :wow:

Yeah logos are meant to distinguish a brand, but you have to be careful. Images are powerful. Google luftwaffe breast eagle.
 

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What are your thoughts on running this thing bare? I love the look of the aluminum, but can't really tell how clean looking it is just from your pics. . . i was also thinking about getting it anodized, but it looks like the alloy you guys use isn't great for anodizing . . .


One with tube just sold, so we are down to one with tube and one without!
 
What are your thoughts on running this thing bare? I love the look of the aluminum, but can't really tell how clean looking it is just from your pics. . . i was also thinking about getting it anodized, but it looks like the alloy you guys use isn't great for anodizing . . .

Aluminum Oxidizes as well, google it for pictures. Not a good look IMO. You could "brush" it by hand and then lay some clearcoat over it. Might look really good. I personally prefer the silver bumper trim on the trails compared to the black TRD PROs.
 
Aluminum Oxidizes as well, google it for pictures. Not a good look IMO. You could "brush" it by hand and then lay some clearcoat over it. Might look really good. I personally prefer the silver bumper trim on the trails compared to the black TRD PROs.

The oxidation issue is why I considered anodizing. . . to your last point about silver vs. black, that was exactly my thought, which is why I was considering running it bare and/or clear-coated as you said.

While I'm not a huge fan of the plastic silver, a real metal silver color would look great IMHO. . . [MENTION=320865]Victory 4x4[/MENTION] You still have that aluminum w/tube in stock?
 
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The oxidation issue is why I considered anodizing. . . to your last point about silver vs. black, that was exactly my thought, which is why I was considering running it bare and/or clear-coated as you said.

While I'm not a huge fan of the plastic silver, a real metal silver color would look great IMHO. . . [MENTION=320865]Victory 4x4[/MENTION] You still have that aluminum w/tube in stock?

Yes, we do have one in stock!

Exactly, bare aluminum will still oxidize. The bumpers are blended with an orbital sander so anodizing may not give you the finish you are looking for, but that's entirely up to you. You could always have them powder coated or painted silver as well!
 
great looking bumper. i like the logo, but put me in the camp of those that would prefer the bumper without it.
 
Will the Aluminum bumper work with a 2020 model and TSS sensor? If so, is there still an option for a bull bar, or only without the bar? Just curious as I would like to ad a bumper sometime early next year and like the idea of aluminum for the weight savings.
 

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