first will this replace the bumper on an 06 1500 or does it slide over? second can I retain fog lights with it?

 

I don't think that it slides over like the Street Scene bumper covers, I believe that there's some sort of bracketry involved. Also I've seen pics of SS's with fog lights installed into the "brake vent" holes, but I believe that they were aftermarket fog lights. One thing to note, if you go with a factory SS bumper, you'll need to get the cladding down the side of the truck for it to look right, as the bumper is wider than the regular bumper. I've seen trucks with the factory SS bumper w/o the cladding and the bumper sticks out further than the sides of the truck, it looks kinda off. I'd recommend just getting a Street Scene bumper cover if you want to go the SS route, it's made to go with the truck without the cladding.

 

From what Ive seen the SS factory bumper looks as good as the street scene with or without cladding, but budhayes is right, you will need 6 brackets in total all from Gm. For the brackets, the cover and the air ducts exspect to way about 1000 bucks for it all, then you need paint, also most people just make a small extension bracket to move there factory fog lights back so they will fit behind the air duct aka brake vent holes

 

I have just considered putting the front and rear as well as the spoiler, but I really enjoy my factory fog lights

 

this is not my truck but it looks to have the factory fogs with some sort of ss bumper

 

i like that

 

^factory fogs, with the street scene ss bumper

 

Those are nice lookin trucks with the Street Scene front SS bumper covers... Who's truck is that in the 2nd picture with the cowl hood?? I'd like to see more pics of it!

 

what does it take to install the factory ss bumper cover?

 

They look alot better than i thought they would with fogs in the brake ducts. may even look better if the fog was just slightly smoked to get rid of the shiny glare the lens gives off.