Ford Super Duty owners have a plethora of aftermarket grilles and bumpers to choose from, ranging from mild to wild. But one of the newest offerings on the market – the Fab Four Grumper 2.0 – most certainly falls in the latter category. The Grumper 2.0, which is actually both a bumper and a grille, completely transforms the look of a Super Duty, giving it a decidedly aggressive face.
Fab Four’s own Ford F-350 is the testbed for this new grille/bumper combo, and it looks right at home on the all-black pickup. But few would ever guess this is a comfy Platinum-trim Super Duty judging by its incredibly aggressive appearance. It looks like the sort of thing that wants to eat us for a snack, not swaddle us in luxury as we hit the local trails.
This particular truck is also a follow-up to Fab Four’s very cool Project Daylighter, but it takes things a step further than that similarly aggressive machine. This particular build features a six-inch BDS lift kit with Fox shocks, Fab Four’s open fender kit, and massive 44-inch mud bogging tires for the full effect.
The centerpiece of this build, however, is its brand new Grumper design that differs from its predecessor in that it has no exposed fasteners for a smoother look. It also has a big mouth of a grille, room for a 30-inch LED light bar, up to four light pods, and a winch, and a separate tunnel insert that can be given a contrasting color if the owner so desires.
The Grumper 2.0 still retains factory levels of cooling thanks to some built-in vents and can even keep its factory adaptive cruise control functionality with a relocation kit. Altogether, it’s just as mean looking as the original Grumper, yet with a bit of a more refined, smoother look. But that’s certainly not to say that Fab Four has taken the edge off by any means.
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That’s a wicked looking truck for sure.
One silly question…who can afford it?
MOST PLUMBER’S! Ever had a plumbing bill for an emergency call :->)
As if it wasn’t already an aggressive brute of a truck. Looks like the result of too much money, not enough sense meets an acute case of little man syndrome. And it will never see dirt or off road use, either.