The Best F-150 Rear Bumpers For 2009-2014 Ford F-150

[@FloridaCoastalGuy]

Are dual exhaust cutouts an option for one of the rear bumpers?

[@jayway11]

Well, I've already watched a few of your videos and enjoyed them all. You are an excellent host/presenter, Justin! Well spoken, enthusiastic, and easy to listen to. This was a definite 'subscribe' for me.

[@americantrucks]

Thank 'YOU'. Its humbling to see someone to go out of their way to say something so positive on KZbin- doesn't happen a lot, so thanks again! -Justin

[@jayway11]

@@americantrucks Nothing but love here from Canada, brother! Keep up the great work. Enjoying your videos even if they don't pertain to me and my truck.. you reeled me in now, lol!

[@tomgray7049]

Barricade looks the best, imho.

[@robertrawtokerpokermeranda6630]

I agree.. I put on on my 2016..!

[@mycousinvinnie6996]

I was liking that honey badger till you said 2 grand

[@antoncarroll623]

I'd wish that I known these before Now, my 2011 is aging. Not sure if I want to invest in these bumpers. Maybe my next truck.

[@alexanderwaddell21]

Looking forward to seeing front bumpers/ grill guards

[@CHein78786]

Barricade bumper wasn't aligned when it was put on

[@falconeye577]

PLEASE update this for the F-150 2017 model

[@potatopie1696]

3/16" is thicker than 10 gauge steel plate though...

[@americantrucks]

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[@DustinSmith55]

I don’t like how you give different units of measurements for the thickness on all three. 3mm thick steel, 10 gauge steel, and 3/16” thick steel. Feels like you’re being deceptive like I’m talking with a used car salesman. Plus I don’t wanna have to do math to do the conversions.

[@potatopie1696]

Let me do the conversion for you, to thousandths of an inch for each of them. 3mm is .118" 10 gauge is .140" 3/16 is .187 All rounded down

[@potatopie1696]

It should be noted that wire gauges are different from plate gauges.

[@themaximusone]

Jesus Christ takes half the video to get to the issue sheesh