Lol, He's definitely in better shape. and I'll stick with being elusive.Hey now, you can't keep taking credit for brother Squatch... He's trying to gain some notoriety just like you
That would be awesome. The grill is one of the things I would like to change. I was thinking a Raptor type grill while integrating the active orange somehow but that Bronco type grill would look really good.I hadn’t thought through implementation yet. Definitely would want LEDs. What? Having a whole new grill fabricated is a big deal
Can pay in free product for letting us test fitment and take photos! If there is anyone genuinely interested (that can come to our shop), hit our email! [email protected]Anybody near St. Louis, they need a Tremor.
See this is what I'm screaming guys, people want or need the Tremor in their shop to build products, many will do it free or greatly discounted so they can use it for development of the products, don't be bashful get your trucks in there.
Thank you for the business! Looking forward to seeing them on your truck.
I'm close in KC but not quite close enough. I do plan to get your tailgate overlay.
KC is quite a haul, and no doubt about the cold! Hopefully you didn't get slapped with as much snow as we got out here! The optimum temperature for installation is between 65 and 72 degrees. This isn't a hard set rule, but it's generally the industry accepted temperature range. If you don't have access to a garage or something, you could heat up the decals and inlay area with a blowdryer (just have to be careful not to overheat anything). Hope this helps!
No u, dad
You guys could have kept it out there, it just started snowing and icing here.
Mine looks the same right now… I used a heat gun on Wednesday to apply the tailgate stickers… worked great- I heated up the tailgate (on low)… not the stickers themselves.
If you want to get REAL frisky, just use a blow torch (we are not actually endorsing this idea, do not blow torch your $50K+ truck and sue us...)
