I bent the frame behind the bumber back and then I took a jig saw and carved out all of the fog light (bumber part only) except for the strip down the middle with the incline to fit the fog light. I carved out the middle of that too so their is only the 2 brackets and towards the bottom I did not saw out the screw hole. By bending the bumper frame back, I could use a rubber plumming pipe downsizer (like what jl uses to connect his ram air to the tip of the cone filter) to strap around the round fog light intake and then used a 3" pvc connecter to tighten the connector to the hose.

I would post pics but my nasty scanner dosent work!!!

 

Please do, I am thinking about trying something like that for my homemade setup.

 

That truck isn't black it looks purple. Custom paint and how much??

 

Photoshop.

 

Glad to see you guys building your own. Some of the "old timers" may remember these photos from a year ago.

 

I like it purple. All you wise a$$e$ that think it's Photoshopped-there are other programs and there are those of us who would dare get our Ls painted instead of wet dreaming thru Photoshop. Sad thing is I am one of those wet dreamers and I used Photoshop. That is someone's truck from this site that posted a half dozen colors a few months ago. I thought he did an awesome job changing colors so I played with it a little. Works great when you have a good pic to start with. It's also dropped about 3 inches. Ford needs to open their mind to some different colors-skip the lame blue.