Trident vs Interceptor Bug Deflector
Can anyone tell me their preferences between the Lund Trident and Interceptor bug deflectors? I had an Interceptor on my last F-150 and I was happy with it, but I thought I should investigate a little more about the Trident before I buy another Interceptor for my new F-150. The problem is that I cannot find a picture of the Trident on an F-150. All of the pictures that I find are with the 250 Superduty. Any pros /cons/experiences with either product would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Mike
St. Louis. MO.mlotspeich@earthlink.net
Thanks.
Mike
St. Louis. MO.mlotspeich@earthlink.net
I just went from a Bugflector to the Trident. Here are some pics. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for sharing the pictures of your truck and the bug shield. That's exactly what I was hoping, that someone could show me what the Trident looks like on an F-150. Is it true that the Trident is installed without drilling any holes? Thanks again.
By the way, you have a sharp looking truck.
By the way, you have a sharp looking truck.
No drilling. It mounts with little clamps that hold it very securely. I did put little pieces of rubber under the hood where the clamps tighten, just so it would not mar the paint. I am very happy with this guard so far, althought this time of year nothing really keeps bugs off the windshield. My purpose in having a bug guard is to keep rocks off my hood. Good luck with your decision.
It is a Tal And Hadas SS guard. It is made in Israel and can be ordered thru several dealers in the US. It was $700 and there is a skid plate which can be purchased to mount in between the bottom bars. Web site is tal-and-hadas.com. You can find a map of dealers there and pics of their guards. I like it a lot.


