bdavid

I didnt really do a good pic by pic. I used a sawzall and cut right on the line that goes down next to the bumper pad.. here are couple pics.. I could have filled the line and lined the whole bumper but it was a temp thing... key is to screw it threw the bumper to the caps ...

I trimmed the caps down to fit between the plastic and the metal bumper support, then hollowed the back out of the end caps and screwed in on.. super easy and fast...

jeremyreed

how did you screw it on? Any pics of that? Looks really good. I'm gonna do mine same as yours so if u can get some pics of a couple diff views of attachment I would greatly appreciate it

mr.brav90

Uses cut wheel and rivets. Tool six inches off each side.

jeremyreed

Well I did it lol. Look pretty good. Very easy. Going to get some undercoat to paint it now

immortalmetal

Thinking about doing this.....is it inspection legal? Would this pass PA inspection?

Rticul8

Someone really needs to do a how to for this. I love the look might try to do that this weekend.

jeremyreed

Seeled edges and rhino lined. Happy with how it turned out

jeremyreed

Still drying.

redridge

looks really good, good job!

jeremyreed

Thanks