Bumper grille
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From: Houston Tx.
Bumper grille
Has anyone installed a billet grille in the front bumper? I bought one to match the grille, but they didn't send any instructions, and I can't figure it out without drilling. If any one out there has any advise, I would be appriciate it very much.
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98 Triton XLT Extended, Buckets, CD, bug shield,billet grille, bumper grille, 80 watt ultra white bulbs,K&N,Flowmaster,dualed w/3.5 stainless turndowns at rear bumper. Black nurf bars, ClassIII hitch, Viper alarm w/ auto window roll up, 3% tint, 2" drop w/17X8 MB Motoring wheels on 275/55 Dunlop rubber.Smoothed tailgate. Black/Gray
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98 Triton XLT Extended, Buckets, CD, bug shield,billet grille, bumper grille, 80 watt ultra white bulbs,K&N,Flowmaster,dualed w/3.5 stainless turndowns at rear bumper. Black nurf bars, ClassIII hitch, Viper alarm w/ auto window roll up, 3% tint, 2" drop w/17X8 MB Motoring wheels on 275/55 Dunlop rubber.Smoothed tailgate. Black/Gray
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From: College Station/Houston, Texas
Mike~
I have a Stull bumper insert and it required drilling. It's easiest to do with two people. Have one person hold the grill in place from the underside of the truck while you mark the holes through the grill. Once you have the holes marked, it is easiest to drill the holes through the bumper opening. Hope this helps a little . . .
***JaSoN***
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Oxford White 1998 F-150 STX, reg. cab, flareside, 4.2, auto, 3.55s, tint, Prestige alarm, Bel radar detector, Pioneer CD player, 4 Polk 5x7's, Stull billet grille and bumper insert, Flowmaster exhaust, K&N airfilter, V-Tech Tailight Covers(painted to match truck) Clear Corner Lenses FUTURE MODS: K&N FIPK, Superchip, Steeda Sway Bar, toolbox, 3in. body lift, Rancho shocks, MT 34x11.5R-17
I have a Stull bumper insert and it required drilling. It's easiest to do with two people. Have one person hold the grill in place from the underside of the truck while you mark the holes through the grill. Once you have the holes marked, it is easiest to drill the holes through the bumper opening. Hope this helps a little . . .
***JaSoN***
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Oxford White 1998 F-150 STX, reg. cab, flareside, 4.2, auto, 3.55s, tint, Prestige alarm, Bel radar detector, Pioneer CD player, 4 Polk 5x7's, Stull billet grille and bumper insert, Flowmaster exhaust, K&N airfilter, V-Tech Tailight Covers(painted to match truck) Clear Corner Lenses FUTURE MODS: K&N FIPK, Superchip, Steeda Sway Bar, toolbox, 3in. body lift, Rancho shocks, MT 34x11.5R-17