OEM Modular Bumper and Skid Weights

[Tilzbow]

I haven’t seen this information posted and after removing my OEM modular bumper and bash plates I weighed them so I’d know the weight difference between them and the aftermarket set + winch I installed.

For those who are curious here are the OEM weights:

Modular bumper = 80#
Front Skid = 20#
Front Skid & Intercooler Mounts (no recovery hooks on this type) = 5# (I had to replace these with the JCR set)
Transmission Skid #1 = 10#
Transmission Skid #2 = 12#
Transfer Case = 11#
Hardware (all bolts & two bolt clips for t-case skid) - 2#

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[MNBigfoot]

Thanks for taking the time.

 

[ProdigyJKU]

I'm curious to know what the rock sliders weigh.

 

[Tilzbow]

Below are the weights for my Warn Zeon 10S winch, JCR Offroad skids, bumper and pre-runner bar. All the weights of the JCR parts are listed on their site and I found their listed weights to be accurate when I weighed the parts. I still need to install the rear shock skids and front LCA skids.

Weight of the stock parts was 140 pounds so overall I’ll add 200 pounds to my 2-door Badlands Sasquatch and the front end is sitting about 1/2” lower now. 79# of the JCR skids sit behind the front axle for what it’s worth. Unfortunately I didn’t measure the back end but I don’t notice any more rake now than before. I’m planning a rear seat delete that’ll slightly offset the weight gains. Gas mileage is 17.2, I installed these parts when I had less than 50 miles on my Bronco so I can’t give you a before mileage but 17.2 is right where it’s supposed to be.

Warn Zeon 10s Winch = 71# (with rope, fair lead and hook)

JCR Off-road (listed weight includes hardware)

Bumper = 95#
Prerunner Bar = 15#
Tranny Skid = 52#
Front Skid = 57#
Front Skid Mounting Brackets = 7#
T-Case Skid and Mount = 22#
LCA Skids and Hardware = 22#

Total Aftermarket = 341#

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