Bug Deflector: Yes or No?

[MikeyTX]

Y'all know what the last thing a bug sees when it hits the deflector ?


It's ass .................

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[Joyride]

Y'all know what the last thing a bug sees when it hits the deflector ?


It's ass .................

? I always heard it like this…What’s the last thing that goes through a bugs mind when it hits a windshield….It’s ass.

 

[IdahoRanger]

? I always heard it like this…What’s the last thing that goes through a bugs mind when it hits a windshield….It’s ass.

They won't have the guts to do it again.

 

[got3fords]

BTW the kit comes with little clear bumpers that AVS says to stick on your hood in case the deflector hits some seriously heavy wind. I stuck them to the back of the deflector instead.

You should have done what the directions said. The bumpers can rub a spot in the hood. If they are attached to the hood, they will rub the deflector. I have seen it happen. They know what they are doing.

 

[Joyride]

You should have done what the directions said. The bumpers can rub a spot in the hood. If they are attached to the hood, they will rub the deflector. I have seen it happen. They know what they are doing.

Good point. The bumpers they provided are easily obtained from Home Depot or Lowes

 

[TechnicallyReal]

You should have done what the directions said. The bumpers can rub a spot in the hood. If they are attached to the hood, they will rub the deflector. I have seen it happen. They know what they are doing.

Yep I was going to say the same thing.

 

[Todd]

I installed the AVS Bugflector II - it does not require any drilling etc. 100% reversible if you decide you don't want it. I *definitely* recommend adding one, though - they are relatively inexpensive, pretty easy to install, and the front of the hood will quickly become chipped up from road grit/rocks. When I wash the truck, I frequently find impact sites on the deflector that saved the hood from a rock chip.

I did a video all about how to install it:

Good luck!

good video

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