I ordered the grille from Stage3 Motorsports. The 3 light insert was part of the options for the grille kit that you could add on as part of the Stage3 kit. You might be able to purchase them separately if you already have the grille and want to add them on, not entirely sure.
How was the install?Installed the rough country 6in LED light bars in the bumper and went ahead and painted the front plastic piece black as well while i had the bumper off. Waiting for the sun to set later to see how much light these bars throw out, but they definitely look really bright.
The install was extremely straight forward. The instructions supplied are pretty great as well. I changed up the included wiring harness so it tapped into the fog lights for the signal to turn them on. That way the factory fog light switch turns on all the fog lights and the LED lights. This was the most difficult part as I overthought the whole think and over researched it, but in the end was way more simple than i thought. For the actual install, you do need to remove the bumper. When doing this, be careful to support the bracket that holds the studs for the bumper attachment point. The metal here seems extremely thin and flexes like crazy when you apply torque to the bolts. I just reach in behind the bumper with my free hand and supported the bracket when tightening and loosening.
The easiest way to do it is to get a hair dryer or a heat gun, and just heat it up. Move the heat source slowly back and forth across the decal, about 8 inches or so away for a few minutes. The idea is you are heating up the glue that holds on the sticker. If you are too hot, or too close, or hold the heat source steady for a long time you might melt the actual sticker. Nothing to worry about though. After a minute or two of heating the sticker, start to peel it slowly from a corner. Keep pulling it up with a nice steady pressure. If it looks the sticker is ripping, stop, get the heat source again and heat up the area that is still attached. Once the sticker is removed, grab a microfiber towel and some goof off (also called goo gone and a bunch of other names) and rub off the left behind residue.
Lol I immediately ordered my set from amazon after I saw this. Thanks for that.A few updates for today. Installed the Truxedo Pro X15 bed cover. Simple install, in hindsight i should have waited to install the bed rug until after the bed cover, as i had to peel back some areas of the bedrug to screw in some brackets, but all in all in looks great. Love the fitment and the low profile look.
Also, picked up some inserts from CupHolderHero off amazon. They are only 20 bucks and i think it adds a little pop to the interior without being over done. The fitment is great on them and there are inserts for everything in the kit, cupholders, trays, door pockets, even the underseat storage. The only thing lacking is I wish it included an insert for the pocket on top of the dash.
A little slow with the replys. The exhaust is really simple to install. Its a direct bolt on. So no welding or anything. Took me about 2-3 hours to do, but a large portion of that time was fiddling with the alignment of the exhaust tips so that they were even in spacing from each other.
