Can it be placed in the front grill like the '70 Dodge Challenger Emblems? or Will it fall off?
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In giving my Challenger a more Retro look, have placed this type of Challenger Script badge (with Adhesive) on the front grill of two new Challengers (2010 Black R/T; 2011 Green with Envy R/T ) and have never had a problem... i would go for it !
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It has a tape backing that secures it to a flat, smooth surface very well. I suppose it would stick to the grill but I don't think it would adhere very well because of the surface area. If it were you I wouldn't do it. If you are looking for something for the grill try mrmoparts.com. They specialize in vintage Mopar parts. Good luck.
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The kit I received has a flat thin steel band that runs across the middle of the housing for each side. This band has a stud attached in the middle, when mounted in place. The grilles do in fact, simply thread onto the stud. It worked perfectly for me. Good luck Joe
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my son put ours on the grill. (2012) I do not know how he did it, but I believe that was a box style lettering that said Challenger,the classic script looks so much nicer. Good Luck
63648
The reason you have to remove the old emblem is: the replacement (red) emblem has two plastic pins that sick out of the back...they go into the holes on the grill that were occupied by the screws from original emblem
22888
There are tabs that hold them in place that stick out behind the grille.Thank you!
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Yeah, I have a front center license plate holder, too, on my 2013 reg. cab F-150, and I found out (after buying this grille) that you have to remove the plate holder to mount the grille, AND you cannot put the plate holder back on. In California it's illegal not to have your front license plate displayed (if 2 plates were issues with the vehicle) and you will get popped for it, especially in urban areas. I got a ticket in San Fran for not having a front license plate on another car of mine. What a headache. So if you do mount this grille, you'll have to relocate your plate to the side. I'm in the process of looking into how to do that right now, so if anyone out there has any suggestions, I'd appreciate it.
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You need to remove the old emblem. And then make sure the area you are putting the new one in is very clean and dry otherwise it won't stick.
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But it is such a crappy emblem that it won't stay. The adhesive won't stick to your steering wheel and the product isn't contoured to your steering wheel, so just don't buy it. The the $20 one from J's racing.
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Yeah, I have the same truck. It doesn't clip in as good as the stock grill but it's secure, especially once you bolt it in. Only takes about 5 minutes and a little bit of patience to remove the old grill. Looks good though!
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I have a 2013 F150 and on this model You'll need the tape as the screws only attach the outer edges to the hood. Without the tape the center of the shield the width of the grill would be left loose. As the other guy said, it's already mounted. It works fine.
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Yes, but all you have to do is pop the emblem off the stock/other grill.. It's fairly easy!
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I bought this grill to replace the chrome grill on my f-350. My chrome was bubbling up. I would suggest getting some new retaining clips when you order it.
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sup, i hope you have figured it out by now,.....but just in case, remove the clear side then place where you want. make sure to use pressure to ensure the sticker is on right. then peel the white side off, it will leave the emblem only...
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On my mk6 gti, I was not able to just turn the emblem. I took the front grill off and got it apart just enough to bend all 3 clips holding the emblem in. Check the forums for more info.http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?5045885-How-do-i-remove-the-whole-grill(piece)-on-a-2011-MK6-4door&p;=67854100#post67854100
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Depends on where you put it, I wouldn't suggest it on the back like the tailgate, the grille may work out, around the lightheads you could put hot glue on the edges and that would help alot
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Yes, but this emblem has adhesive pads to hold it in place. My wife's OEM had screws. I put on additional heavy duty double sided tape and it held in place fine. No problems.
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The grill I have uses a pin to hold the grill to the pole. You could easily replace the pin with a bolt and nut to secure it to the pole. The hole looks to be ~ 1/4 inch in diamater and it would require a bolt ~3-1/2" to 4" to pass through the grill mount and post. You MAY have to drill the hole out to accept a common bolt (1/4"-5/16") and nut which shouldn't be that difficult. I don't think you would have any trouble securing it. Of course, it could still be detached by using a couple of wrenches to unscrew the nut & bolt. Additionally, you could also add a few drops of Loc-Tight thread sealer which would make it a little harder to remove or even bend the threads up using a hammer and punch. This would make it very difficult (but not impossible) to remove. Best of luck! Geo