New Warn Semi-Hidden Winch Kit bumpers

Finally got around to getting mine on. Can I say first Cement Pro with it? Looks great, and with the combined weight of roughly 100lbs it actually doesn't effect the front height as much as I expected.





 
Finally got around to getting mine on. Can I say first Cement Pro with it? Looks great, and with the combined weight of roughly 100lbs it actually doesn't effect the front height as much as I expected.






That does look good. Really good. What did you use to cut the bumper a dremel?
 
Will someone with a Limited please cut their bumper and try this? :lightsaber:

Or can someone photoshop what it might look like? I think it might look good... (but I'm too chicken to be the guinea pig!)
 
That seems off to me. IIRC, the bumper alone runs about 80lbs and a winch goes about the same.

Sorry my math was just a bit off. 80 lbs bumper plus 70 lbs winch. Still the front isn’t as dipped down as I expected.

To the other question, yes a dremmel is the way to go. The kit doesn’t come with any trim cover for the cut line so go to a auto parts store and get some. It looks bad without it.
 
So, after being told last week by Summit that my bumper would ship by the end of last week, early this week, I still haven't seen a shipping notice yet

I called today to check on it and now I'm being told that Warn hasn't built them yet and they wouldnt be shipping mine until they're built t the end of the month, around March 29th.

I ordered mine early/mid February.

Best part is that Summit's website says if you order one today, it will ship tomorrow!!!

So, you guys who have them apparently they haven't been built yet.

WTF
 
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I ordered mine through Summit on 2/12. Yesterday it said arrives on 3/12 and this morning it says ready to ship.

Has anyone tried this bumper with a roller fairlead? I'm thinking of getting a Smittybilt but with steel cable and roller fairlead.
 
I ordered mine through Summit on 2/12. Yesterday it said arrives on 3/12 and this morning it says ready to ship.

Has anyone tried this bumper with a roller fairlead? I'm thinking of getting a Smittybilt but with steel cable and roller fairlead.

I don't believe anyone has done the install with steel cable yet. But from looking at my bumper there is a cutout above the exit point for the lines. I believe fully that a roller fairlead will fit no problems.
 
I don't believe anyone has done the install with steel cable yet. But from looking at my bumper there is a cutout above the exit point for the lines. I believe fully that a roller fairlead will fit no problems.

It may be better for me to go with synthetic for less weight anyway. Benefit of the roller is ease of mounting a plate. I haven't looked at plate mounts for Hawes style though
 

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