ACE Subby Bumper with Stinger
06-30-2015, 03:32 PM
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Good to know that it's stout, not many deer here where I am so I probably won't have to worry much about that haha. I noticed if you buy direct they charge nearly 100 dollars in shipping, northridge I believe ships for free on over 100 in order, probably will go with northridge and save myself some cash
07-01-2015, 01:59 AM
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You can have it with light bar provisions, fog lamp provisions, no provisions or a mixture.
https://www.aceengineeringandfab.com...me.asp#page-46
Not sure if that link will work for you as im on my phone, but just go to aces website and look under just plain stubby bumpers
09-12-2015, 12:12 PM
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However, if you go with the non-pro series Ace bumper and decide to go with an over sized winch (think Warn Zeon or Powerplant) you need at least two of their spacer kits for it to work with Ace's bumper. I ran into this problem installing mine and Ace told me it was my fault for not calling to place my order so I was SOL until I made my own spacers
Poor customer service from Ace honestly. I won't be buying from them again
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09-13-2015, 03:49 AM
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Anybody running this bumper? I am looking at replacing my stock bumper with winch plate for the ACE bumper. I know that I need spacers for my Warn Zeon winch to fit which isn't a problem.
However, it looks like the weld points where the stinger attaches to the bumper look weaker than the reinforced stuff the competitors use.
Any pictures and 2 cents on the strength would be great.
Thanks!
However, it looks like the weld points where the stinger attaches to the bumper look weaker than the reinforced stuff the competitors use.
Any pictures and 2 cents on the strength would be great.
Thanks!
09-13-2015, 07:47 PM
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I've ran their single row and double row stingers. Haven't had a complaint about either. I went with the Warn Zeon 10s, it fits pretty tight to the grill but I didn't have a problem with the install. The only thing I don't like it their winch plate but that's no big deal!
09-15-2015, 08:14 PM
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