Mattmobile

I finally did the grill insert mod this weekend. I cut up several 3'-long strips of plastic gutter guard from Lowe's. Painted those with 3 coats of Rustoleum self-priming glossy black. Removed the adhesive from 31 zip-tie blocks with Goo-Gone, sanded them and the grill interior, and then Loctited them in place. Finally, I zip-tied the guards down and voila - a factory-looking insert for about $30 in materials!



I think I may do the blinker mod on the running lights next...

SlavKO

Looks great! Good job doing it right the first time. I had to redo half of mine this summer thanks to the stickies coming undone. When i put them on the first time i basically bathed them in superglue, appears that didnt work as well as I thought. LOL

Emmeljk11

Pastidip my fenders and grill

evancise

Poly filled my stock sound bar and subwoofer. Haven't tried it out yet but easy (5 min) and cheap ($4 at WalMart) to do.

Before (right sound bar)


After

flyfish29

I want to know if this really works. I tried using an old poly backpacking pillow in one side and no difference between the two speakers could be heard. Has someone on here done only one and compared?

dpowell5523

I just did mine. 9:30 at night on Friday and bored. Figured what the hell.

sitkojm

I did mine a while back, don't think it made much of a difference. The stock infinities are pretty weak, think I'm going to pull them out and pick up the Kickers from crutchfield and throw some baffles or dynamat in the enclousures.

Jeep_in

Polyfill works great and no need for expensive sound deadeners behind the speakers. Home Depot sells a one sided foam insulation that you can cut multiple strips with scissors and stick above speakers. This combination produces a 100% improvement to the plastic speaker bar from factory.

sideswiper

Agreed. Since when did it become disrespectful to show a little patriotism. Im in the service and I'm proud and happy that you chose to do this.

Tricky0s

That's an awesome idea. How well is it secured?