Grille Guard, at last!

[Steve McKellop]

Well, I finally picked up a grille guard like I wanted and at a reasonable price. I bought it off a local Explorer Forum member who removed it from his Sport. I'm not a real fan of the side/headlight sections so I left them off. I removed the big driving lights but will probably add a pair of "real" amber fogs and mount them low. I see much better in the rain @ night with ambers. No comments about old age!!

 

[David Ponder]

Looks Good!!!

 

[Jerry Gerner 2]

Nice, do you have low pro l.e.d.'s mounted to the underside of the top cross bar?

 

[Jerry Gerner 2]

Nice, do you have low pro l.e.d.'s mounted to the underside of the top cross bar?

 

[H D]

Very nice! Glad it finally worked out for you.



I have non-amber PIAA fogs I'm going to put on the brush guard low and to the outsides, probably. Do you know of a way to get good ambers to replace the factory fogs?

 

[Willie Anglin]

Congrats, Looks good Steve. I would be interested to see what it looks like with the headlight guards.

 

[Steve McKellop]

Jerry, they're mounted to the grille. I'll probably move them to the guard though.



Hugh, there are amber replacements on eBay. I considered amber bulbs but just don't thing they will project enough yellow to do what I want.



Here ya go Willie. Keep in mind I did not do much adjusting when I put these on. I just installed them for comparison.

 

[Shaun Tucker]

Steve,



You need some spacers and bigger tires my friend. Then your truck will look pretty B.A.

 

[Matt DeFina]

the PIAA 520 series I use projects yellow/amber very well.

 

[Steve McKellop]

I have some spacers, for the rear, but have to swap an axle before I install them. Tires are big enough for me since I don't off-road.



My 4x4 IS lowered ya know!:supercool: