New Modular Bull Bar for Silverado

Apr 24, 2015

ARB has released a new Modular Bull Bar for the 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500/3500 HD.

ARB says the new modular system allows for three different styles of protection and future upgrades, and the new design features a large split center pan, formed wings, and a center upright assembly specifically designed to match and carry Silverado’s styling.

FEATURES

Durable steel construction for maximum protection.
Superbly engineered, airbag compatible mounting system.
Unique, configurable design allows for customized level of protection and appearance.
Vehicle specific design to complement the design of 2015+ Silverado trucks.
Vehicle specific split pan to accommodate airflow requirements and provide access to winch handle, if a winch is fitted.
Open center pan design highlights winch fitment.
Will accommodate Warn Heavy Weight electric winches up to the 16.5ti model.
Provided kit for mounting a hawse or roller fairlead.
Twin Hi-Lift Jack lifting points located under the pan of the bar.
Provision to accommodate a range of IPF & ARB Driving Lights.
Fog lights provided standard with each kit.
Two antenna brackets located on the outer wing frames.

Press formed and styled upright cover straps.

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