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It wasn't on it, I was a little peeved at first but after I got the SUPERDUTY letters on I was glad the AVS was not on itThe letters are a nice touch. What did you use to remove the AVS logo?
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It wasn't on it, I was a little peeved at first but after I got the SUPERDUTY letters on I was glad the AVS was not on itThe letters are a nice touch. What did you use to remove the AVS logo?
I have a 600 mile road trip on the 10th. I will report back. One thing for sure is that it will protect from rock chips on the leading edge of the hood. I made a 300 mile road trip to pick up my bumpers before installing the guard. I ended up with several rock chips in the paint. One upside, the bug guard covered them.Does anyone have feedback on the functionality of the bug deflector? I've had versions of these over the years but I'm curious if this one actually works
Received mine yesterday…..wish truck would get here!
Yep.Replacing your '22 with a new one?
For me it’s more about rocks hitting the windshield and hood. And yes they help a bit, and so does ceramic rain-x on the windshield for bugs.Do these actually keep less bugs from hitting your windshield?
Trailready full guard. Steel. It's a beast, but needed for the kamikaze deer in our area.That’s a big ass bumper/grille guard!
I like it a lot!
Aluminum? Where did you get it?
Can you share how you got the lettering to layout so well? Did you make a template or something?Yes I added the letteringView attachment 164807
The hood shakes because its aluminum, my Ram Power Wagon did the same thing, I found the center of the Hood protector laid out the SUPER DUTY the way I wanted it measured it length then from center of hood went half way each way from center for starting and ending point for SUPER DUTY and used the hood line for my leveling at the bottom. The color of the decal is Matt Black or flatCan you share how you got the lettering to layout so well? Did you make a template or something?
Also, I am reading some reviews on this specific shield that there are reports of it causing the hood to shake and also messes with how rain hits the windshield. Any thoughts or experiences would be appreciated (along with any tips @Dino on how you got it to lay out so nice). What was the color selected on those letters, are they gloss or flat in color? I think I would like something subtle as far as the letter color.
I have a Carbonite Grey 250 I just bought and I think this combo of this shield/guard and those letters would be killer.
Thanks in advance from a new forum and 250 owner (not a Tremor owner but the suggestions are awesome all the same).
Chris
Just got my Aeroskin installed and letters installed also. Was definitely inspired by yours! Went about the letters in a bit of a different way. I recreated them in CAD and 3D printed my own discussed here. I then figured out how high I wanted them to sit and spacing then created a simple curved level/spacer that made the install much easier. Everything came out nice and level with consistent spacing.The hood shakes because its aluminum, my Ram Power Wagon did the same thing, I found the center of the Hood protector laid out the SUPER DUTY the way I wanted it measured it length then from center of hood went half way each way from center for starting and ending point for SUPER DUTY and used the hood line for my leveling at the bottom. The color of the decal is Matt Black or flat