Back in the days before aftermarket auto parts hit the shelves, a stock bumper was considered adequate. In today’s world, you’re probably looking for something more rugged and durable – in other words, a well-built steel bumper. Luckily, there are many different steel bumper styles to choose from for your Dodge/Ram truck. Why Throttle Down…
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The GMC Sierra is a well built, reliable truck. However, its stock bumper isn’t made to offer the kind of protection many Sierra owners are looking for. That’s why a premium aftermarket steel bumper is a great investment. For nearly the same cost as a replacement OEM bumper, you can get a steel bumper that:…
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Upgrading to a steel bumper is one of the best things you can do for your Chevy truck. There are many reasons to ditch your stock bumper in favor of a custom steel bumper, the most important ones being: Durability Safety Style Long term affordability Accessory mounting Why Throttle Down Kustoms Is A Choice Brand…
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Entertaining the idea of building your own steel bumper? We’re going to help you determine if it’s the best option for you. First of all, this is a workable solution only if you already have welding experience and the right tools. If you’re brand new to welding and fabrication, you probably don’t want your first…
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So you’ve got a new heavy-duty truck ready to be put to good use. Is it really ready, though? Are the stock factory bumpers on your work truck up to the task of the daily grind? Stock factory bumpers are normally made of plastic and/or aluminum to absorb impact in minor collisions, which minimizes repair…
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While the term “ready-to-paint steel bumper” seems self-explanatory, each bumper manufacturer has their own idea about what this term means. For some, ready-to-paint means “bare metal.” For others, it means a swirl-free paint surface that’s ready to be primed. Here’s what ready-to-paint means when you buy a bumper from Throttle Down Kustoms. We believe it’s…
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A Ford Super Duty truck has a lot to offer: a military-grade aluminum-alloy body, high payload, and best in class torque. You can’t go wrong with one of these beasts. The stock bumpers on Super Duty trucks, however, aren’t as strong and durable as some would like. Good news, though: you can easily solve that…
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Powered by a 6.7L turbo-diesel engine or a 6.4L V8 engine, the Ram 2500 and 3500 can haul up to 17,900 pounds and 31,200 pounds when properly equipped. But does the Ram’s OE bumper have what it takes to rough the roads with you? If your truck is a hardcore workhorse or even an occasional…
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Got a heavy-duty variant of the Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra? If so, we think you made the right choice. Both trucks are strong and reliable, sport high-strength steel frames, and have a towing capacity of 23,300 pounds (depending on the model and engine). Are their stock bumpers durable enough for heavy-duty work, though? Most…
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Entertaining the idea of swapping out your factory bumper for a steel one? You’ve come to the right place. Factory bumpers don’t usually offer the protection your truck needs for off-roading or heavy-duty use. Not to mention, it can be hard to install a winch or an LED light on a factory bumper. The solution?…
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