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  1. 11th June 2013, 03:10 PM #1
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    Lightbulb Lamp grills front and rear

    Hey guys,

    Does anyone have on their trucks the lamp grills? I was wondering how they had to be installed. drill into the body work? or current holes for the light fitments.

    I haven't got any, was just tossing up the idea. i realise they really only serve as an aesthetic thing.

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    I have a set ready to go on from John Craddock. You have to do a bit of drilling into the bodywork.

    I figure with the xrox bar not covering the lights they might provide a tiny bit more protection, they seem pretty robust
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    Four holes need to be drilled. Two in the vertical section of the grill and two into the guard. Very easy to fit.
    I think you can also get steel ones through Britpart, although that may be for the Disco 1.
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    Quote Originally Posted by elshano View Post
    I have a set ready to go on from John Craddock. You have to do a bit of drilling into the bodywork.

    I figure with the xrox bar not covering the lights they might provide a tiny bit more protection, they seem pretty robust

    Are yours plastic guards or metal ones? i know there are several variants around.
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    They're plastic, but yeah they seem pretty tough.

    Father in law has metal protectors all round on his RRC, they look awesome but I haven't seen them around anywhere for D2
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    We have the genuine ones if you are Interested?
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    I was considering them but got put off by having to drill holes. I decided on the plastic headlight covers which look nice and fresh and do divert stones away from the glass headlights!. Im very pleased with this choice.
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