Grille Projects

I made light guard out of the oem speaker covers (rear panels). The turn signal covers are mounted by the oem screws. The driving light covers are formed and glued in place with plastic epoxy.

http://i1265.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2a411734.jpg

http://i1265.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9166f598.jpg

Thanks Kat for the extra set of covers.

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Look'n Good...:yes:

Good idea, the results look sharp. :smilegray

These are simple covers formed by a hand made press. The grille is formed to match the curves of the light cover. I plan on making 9 covers for the front of the VX:
2 for the turn signals
2 for the running lights
2 for the bumper space by the Lic plate
3 for the grille area (plan on keeping the VX Fangs there)

Here is a pic of the wooden press made. First make a card board cutout, then make a match out of a piece of wood, then the outer mold. A Jig saw and a large file is all I used. After that a simple vise or C Clamps work as the press. Be careful if using softter wood (like plywood), it may break or crack.
http://i1265.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3006aeb2.jpg

I plan in the long run to order new covers for the turn signals. Originally I was planing on replacing them with smoke lens, now I am leaning towards clear covers.

What does the rest of the VX community think? clear or smoke?

I have smoked markers but I personally think the clear look better. Can you still buy clear lenses and if so, where?

I am looking for the link for you. I saw it a few months ago. If I don't find it soon, maybe Kat will jump in and post it.

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Originally Posted by VXorado

I have smoked markers but I personally think the clear look better. Can you still buy clear lenses and if so, where?

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http://www.klearz.com/isuzu.html

This should get you what you're looking for...:bwgy::smilewink:bgwo::bgwb:

Thanks for the link....

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Originally Posted by Mile High VX

http://www.klearz.com/isuzu.html

This should get you what you're looking for...:bwgy::smilewink:bgwo::bgwb:

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Let me know if you want to do a combined order.

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Originally Posted by VXorado

I have smoked markers but I personally think the clear look better. Can you still buy clear lenses and if so, where?

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Originally Posted by VxSport

I made light guard out of the oem speaker covers (rear panels). The turn signal covers are mounted by the oem screws. The driving light covers are formed and glued in place with plastic epoxy.

http://i1265.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2a411734.jpg

http://i1265.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9166f598.jpg

Thanks Kat for the extra set of covers.

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I like how those rodeo wheels look.

Yep, you are correct.... This set is from a 94-95 Rodeo & Passport. These are a rare size, 16x7.5 same offset as the rest. I sent these out for powder coating a couple yeares ago.

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Originally Posted by chadzu

I like how those rodeo wheels look.

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Klearz lenzes on my truck become yellow within two years (((( May be too much road salt in Canada or UV light))))
Now I use turn signals out of 2000 GMC Savana they are Little bit bigger so have to use longer screwslenz assy positive side - they are for double lightbulb lightbulb socket needed(turnsignal and marker) .
tomorrow will make some pics. how they seat in.

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Originally Posted by Dmitrikr

Klearz lenzes on my truck become yellow within two years (((( May be too much road salt in Canada or UV light))))
Now I use turn signals out of 2000 GMC Savana they are Little bit bigger so have to use longer screwslenz assy positive side - they are for double lightbulb lightbulb socket needed(turnsignal and marker) .
tomorrow will make some pics. how they seat in.

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I would love to see more details on this!

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Originally Posted by Dmitrikr

Klearz lenzes on my truck become yellow within two years (((( May be too much road salt in Canada or UV light))))

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Your lenses from Klearz lasted longer than the side lenses I bought from him (this company is just a guy working out of his home garage.) It took a month and two emails before he finally shipped mine. Two months later one of them cracked. The guy promised to replace it but never followed through. A few months after that, the other lens started holding water. Frustrated, I asked for a refund but he said he couldn't afford that right now and offered to send replacements. Again, it never happened. My experience: build quality is poor & customer service matches.
Buyer beware.

I have a couple of the front signal covers as well as a set of the side signals from klearz on the way so I can post pics of what they look like before and after if you would like to see them.