Winch Bumper install 2011

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

jake9292

TYF Newbie
Joined
Jan 2, 2022
Posts
1
Reaction score
1
I'm planning on building my own winch bumper for my 2011 Tahoe. My question is what is everyone doing about the grille? Cutting it off the factory bumper? If so, how are yall supporting it. Or can we swap it for the grille off of the silverado?

I've searched around quite a bit on here woth no luck. So forgive me if this has been discussed and I missed it.

Thanks
 

Sparksalot

Elite Member
Joined
Sep 20, 2020
Posts
6,775
Reaction score
20,587
Location
Bastrop County, Texas
I'm planning on building my own winch bumper for my 2011 Tahoe. My question is what is everyone doing about the grille? Cutting it off the factory bumper? If so, how are yall supporting it. Or can we swap it for the grille off of the silverado?

I've searched around quite a bit on here woth no luck. So forgive me if this has been discussed and I missed it.

Thanks
I've thought about a winch bumper too. For the grill, i don't see why you can't trim it away from the bumper. Attaching the lower side might be the only concern.
 

Bill 1960

Testing the Limits
Joined
Dec 17, 2020
Posts
1,480
Reaction score
2,866
Border Patrol chop. There’s pictures in my thread in the under construction area.

I‘m going to do a hidden winch behind the facia between the frame rails myself.
 
Last edited:

mrpeterclark

Full Access Member
Joined
Jan 12, 2022
Posts
129
Reaction score
153
Location
Boulder, CO
I'm planning on building my own winch bumper for my 2011 Tahoe. My question is what is everyone doing about the grille? Cutting it off the factory bumper? If so, how are yall supporting it. Or can we swap it for the grille off of the silverado?

I've searched around quite a bit on here woth no luck. So forgive me if this has been discussed and I missed it.

Thanks
Mine is currently loos at the bottom. I have clamped some stops behind the lower portion to keep it pushed forward, but I'm thinking some Trim-lok w/ an adhesive backing that can stick on top of the bumper and let the grill slip down in it so I don't have to put holes in anything.
2007-2014 GMC Yukon Chassis Unlimted Octane Front Winch Bumper 4.JPG
 

mrpeterclark

Full Access Member
Joined
Jan 12, 2022
Posts
129
Reaction score
153
Location
Boulder, CO
These bumpers are finally in production and available at baselineoverland.com

Bumper has two holes on the top to line up with the factory tabs behind the grill to support it. Hoping to get some better pictures soon. There is a minor difference in the Yukon, but now they are basically the exact same bumper for the Chevy and GMC.
Baseline Overland Suburban Roof Rack iKamper Fall 4.JPG
Baseline Overland Tahoe Bumper 07-014 (3).jpg
Baseline Overland Suburban Bumper 07-14 (4).JPG
Suburban Bumper Grill Attachment.JPG
GMC Yukon Bumper Render.JPG
 

SunnyInCo

Member
Joined
Oct 19, 2012
Posts
50
Reaction score
30
Border Patrol chop. There’s pictures in my thread in the under construction area.

I‘m going to do a hidden winch behind the facia between the frame rails myself.
Bill: Did you complete a hidden winch?
 

Charlie207

Full Access Member
Joined
Apr 13, 2021
Posts
3,009
Reaction score
5,903
Location
LFOD, New Hampshire
These bumpers are finally in production and available at baselineoverland.com

Bumper has two holes on the top to line up with the factory tabs behind the grill to support it. Hoping to get some better pictures soon. There is a minor difference in the Yukon, but now they are basically the exact same bumper for the Chevy and GMC. View attachment 383400View attachment 383402View attachment 383403View attachment 383404View attachment 383405

I love this, but worry about how much more road gunk (salt spray in the NH winters) get up into the engine bay?
 

Forum statistics

Threads
137,724
Posts
1,990,495
Members
102,714
Latest member
briannorris
Back
Top