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I finally got around to cutting my driving lights to fit behind the grill. I didn't want to zip tie them to the front so cutting them to fit in the grille was my only option. Now I need to decide if I want to glue them in or cone up with a hidden bracket of some sort. The only problem is these grilles don't offer many spots to mount to that will be hidden from the front.
How many of us are sporting the trd upper grill and driving around with a half moon gap in our grill waiting for this garnish to be made?
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How many of us are sporting the trd upper grill and driving around with a half moon gap in our grill waiting for this garnish to be made?
Looks like a young child that just lost a baby tooth! :lol:
NZDZRT
$169 Delivered. Who can share how you are doing the grille lights?
NZDZRT
Looks very clean! I may try the same except I tend to mess up DIY projects.
Any updates on production?
May have to take you up on that. Thanks for the offer.Practice is the only way to get better at it! I got my lights from eBay and they only sell them in packs of 20, so if you got the same pack you'd have plenty of lights to practice on. I paid $16 for 20 lights and there really isn't much cutting to do.
304tmt - if you're interested in installing some lights let me know, I'd be happy to send you a free set for putting all of this together for us.
Any updates on production?
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So I was waiting until I got solid word from the manufacturer. To sub quote what they said. "When we placed our order for material, the supplier was just ending their extrusion cycle. This is like getting to a red light right as it turns red. We have to wait the entire cycle to get our order."Same.
So I was waiting until I got solid word from the manufacturer. To sub quote what they said. "When we placed our order for material, the supplier was just ending their extrusion cycle. This is like getting to a red light right as it turns red. We have to wait the entire cycle to get our order."
That was not great news. But in manufacturing there is not much you can do. Our material is currently in transit from Indiana to here in California. So weather permitting we should have our material in and our run done mid week next week. And then a few days after the run for post processing.
I know everyone is excited to get there covers. And as soon as we can get them shipped they will be shipped.
Letters are coming along. Have over 50 sets made. Once I get s final count I will put up the remain letters on the site.How about those letters?
I know everyone is excited to get there covers. And as soon as we can get them shipped they will be shipped.