I can't help ya there, but I will say that which ever bumper you decide on, make sure whoever you talk to that has it and that is touting it is also monitoring their temps (ECT, EOT, TFT, etc.). Some of the aftermarket bumpers look cool, but do a great job of blocking air flow to one or more of the coolers behind it, which causes the truck to run hotter than it should!

-jokester

 

That definitely makes sense. I never really looked behind my bumper. Which coolers are behind the bumper?

 

2005-2007 Ford F250/F350 Superduty Collections (bumperonly.com)

 

Warn semi-hidden winch kit. It reuses your stock bumper, but a great option if you're goal is to just add a winch.

If you want the aftermarket look, or something with more protection from animal strikes, most guys down here in Texas go with Ranch Hand's legend series:

 

Warn semi-hidden winch kit. It reuses your stock bumper, but a great option if you're goal is to just add a winch.
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If you want the aftermarket look, or something with more protection from animal strikes, most guys down here in Texas go with Ranch Hand's legend series:
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Woah! I've never seen something like this before!! This is super neat!

 

Popular brands include ARB, Smittybilt, and WARN, known for durability and off-road capabilities. ARB's Deluxe Bull Bar offers robust protection, Smittybilt's XRC Gen2 is praised for its aggressive design, while WARN's Ascent Bumper blends style and utility.

 

The cooling stack is power steering, transmission, air conditioning, charge air, and coolant radiator.

I would say the cooling guys spent some time there.