Spec D Front Bumper

Q: What is an aftermarket valence? Why buy one?
A: A valence is the panel located under your bumper at the front or rear of your vehicle. The valence really sets the tone for the overall look of your ride. If you want to set your vehicle apart from the crowd an aftermarket valence is a great way to go. These valences are available in a host of different styles from mild to aggressive and can even be found with pre-cut holes for driving lights or exhaust exits. They also can be found in standard steel construction or made from lighter weight composites if you are craving the performance edge. In addition some valences can enhance aerodynamics increasing high speed stability which is crucial on the track. Now you can give your ride the unique look you want with the aftermarket valence of your choice.

Q: What is a custom rear bumper? Why buy one?
A: Custom rear bumpers are bumpers designed to add both function and flash to your rig. These bumpers come in host of styles and finishes to add the perfect custom touch to your vehicle. But perhaps more importantly they have been designed to maximize utility. Many of these bumpers include features such as built in steps, additional tow points, and added grip to help with loading things into the bed of your truck. Other bumpers feature stout construction with added protection to keep your body work from being punished by rocks and trees when you hit the trails. No matter which bumper you choose you are sure to gain some extra function as well as a tough new aesthetic that will have your truck looking as well as it works.

Q: What is a front fascia? Why buy one?
A: The front fascia is essentially the front clip of a vehicle including the bumper, valence and grill surround area. If you want to give your vehicle an edgy new look or are looking to gain an aerodynamic edge on the track, a new front fascia can be just the ticket. Designed to give your car an all new aesthetic front fascias are made of lightweight materials which can give you a weight advantage without sacrificing strength. Some units have been designed specifically with aerodynamics in mind to reduce the amount of air running underneath the car, improve air flow to the intake and radiator, and increase overall down force all of which help to keep your car running fast and your lap times low. Whether you have a show car or a race car there are front fascias available that work for every enthusiast’s needs.

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