Honeycomb Insert for Lower Grille?
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08-01-2009, 06:19 AM
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I'm quite surprised that nobody currently makes them or ever made them for the 2006 and up trucks. That area of the bumper is really the only thing that looks unfinished from the factory.
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Uh, how much, I think it was $28.00 from my buddy, because that was all I had in my wallet at the time and as far as mounting...
https://www.f150online.com/forums/su...inished-3.html
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Looks good BAD DRVR.
But if you want to use it with a H-grill the honeycombs are a bit bigger then the H-grill honeycombs. I went with a bit smaller honeycombs because the hole in the bumper is smaller. I took the grill off a older toyota car and it fits very close. $2.00 from a wrecking yard. I took the 2 honeycomb grills from a montana mini van for my hood openings and cut to size. If you want a grill down there, you are most likely going to have to make one.
But if you want to use it with a H-grill the honeycombs are a bit bigger then the H-grill honeycombs. I went with a bit smaller honeycombs because the hole in the bumper is smaller. I took the grill off a older toyota car and it fits very close. $2.00 from a wrecking yard. I took the 2 honeycomb grills from a montana mini van for my hood openings and cut to size. If you want a grill down there, you are most likely going to have to make one.
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That looks fantastic Powerz. Really clean and the color combo is sweet.
However, If I could offer a little tip since it seems like you are into detail. Get two other people, a creeper and a big socket wrench, and loosen that bumper, have the two people lift, then tighten the bumper.
I think it will make a big difference
However, If I could offer a little tip since it seems like you are into detail. Get two other people, a creeper and a big socket wrench, and loosen that bumper, have the two people lift, then tighten the bumper.
I think it will make a big difference
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08-04-2009, 01:27 AM
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Looks good BAD DRVR.
But if you want to use it with a H-grill the honeycombs are a bit bigger then the H-grill honeycombs. I went with a bit smaller honeycombs because the hole in the bumper is smaller. I took the grill off a older toyota car and it fits very close. $2.00 from a wrecking yard. I took the 2 honeycomb grills from a montana mini van for my hood openings and cut to size. If you want a grill down there, you are most likely going to have to make one.
But if you want to use it with a H-grill the honeycombs are a bit bigger then the H-grill honeycombs. I went with a bit smaller honeycombs because the hole in the bumper is smaller. I took the grill off a older toyota car and it fits very close. $2.00 from a wrecking yard. I took the 2 honeycomb grills from a montana mini van for my hood openings and cut to size. If you want a grill down there, you are most likely going to have to make one.
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