It can be done, it just took a little cutting and a lot of test fitting. I wanted to get the commercial bar, but it was going to be at least 6 weeks out and I needed the bumper for this summer's wheeling. After ruining a bunch of dremel blades, I busted out the torch (not the best idea since now I have scorched paint). Anyway, I had to run a spacer between the winch and bumper to save what was left of the bar. It is tight between the bar and the grill, but it is not putting enough pressure on the grill to break anything, and I will get to use my $40 winch for a bunch more years.