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Full Install of the SS Silverado bumper on my 2004 RCSB 4x4. I tried to make this video very detailed. I used a mixture of Gorilla 30lb double sided tape, stainless steal bolts, and two of my own brackets. The overall cost of this modification wasn't too bad. The paint was the worst part. You could easily do this modification in one weekend, if you had all the parts. This took me a few hours a day, for multiple days to complete. I am very picky with my work and filming/prep time for all the videos definitely adds a lot of time to my work. I hope you enjoy the video, and that it helps you out! If you have any questions put them in the comments below. Please subscribe, and thanks for watching!
In a newer video I smashed this bumper drifting in the snow. I went with a 2nd ebay bumper cover, OEM Air ducts (honeycomb), and the Kdesignswings Honeycomb center grill. now the whole front is matching honeycomb, and is alot cleaner! the old eBay Air ducts i painted, got rock chips really fast and looked terrible.
SS Bumper Cover $140
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Ebay Air Ducts $57
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OEM Air Ducts
Injection Molded Silver ($140 each)
#89025754 (Passanger side)
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#89025753 (Driver side)
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Large Gap-Less Air Ducts, W/ Fog Lights.
fits factory fog lights or pod lights in the air ducts.
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Large Gap-Less Air Ducts, W/ Mesh.
Dimond or HoneyComb Mesh. No FogLights.
(Looks super clean)
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Lower Mesh Grill, Dimond style.
$120, GM # (12335765)
I bought the grill through GMpartswarehouse.com I am not including the link, because I would recommend going through someone else, their customer service was absolutely terrible.
HoneyComb style, lower mesh grill ($300)
Thicker and stronger, but still needs paint.
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Factory Bumper Bracket Part #s
Most are probably discontinued.
QTY: (1) #15182637
(1) #15182636
(2) #15102447
(2) #15102448
(4) #15181856
Mounting Hardware
The two bolts on the ends, four bolts in total, were 3/8in or (9mm). The small bolts holding the air ducts on, two mounting point above the air ducts, and the bolt I used to hold the top pad down from bubbling, twelve bolts in total, were 1/4in or (6mm). The bolts I used for my two steel brackets, four in total, were 10mm or pretty close to 3/8in. I would also recommend either getting lock nuts, or regular nuts with lock washers like I did. Just to prevent them from vibrating off. Also spend the few extra bucks for stainless steel, so it won't rust and become an eye sore.