Sand Dune Silverado ZR2 Photo Thread

Slowly Modifying the ZR2 my way. Window tint, Lining of bumpers, grill, falsehood bulge, mirrors. Diode Dynamic front fog and driving lights and rear flood lights.
 

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Slowly Modifying the ZR2 my way. Window tint, Lining of bumpers, grill, falsehood bulge, mirrors. Diode Dynamic front fog and driving lights and rear flood lights.
Do those lights come in with fog lamp switch or did you put aftermarket switch in?
 
Slowly Modifying the ZR2 my way. Window tint, Lining of bumpers, grill, falsehood bulge, mirrors. Diode Dynamic front fog and driving lights and rear flood lights.
Looks great! I was thinking about doing a diode light bar behind the grill but this looks like a much better idea.
 
Details and a link to the lights you used please!
Here is the link and the Lights I installed. They do come on as Amber markers with headlights until you hit the switch. Rear are linked to brake lights until reverse.
DD6407S-GBFG Stage Series 2 Inch LED Pod, Pro Yellow Fog Standard ABL Each
DD6407P-GBFG Stage Series 2 Inch LED Pod, Pro Yellow Fog Standard ABL Pair
DD6409P-GBFG Stage Series 2 Inch LED Pod, Pro White Combo Standard ABL Pair
DD6436P-GBFG Stage Series 2 Inch LED Pod, Pro White Flood Flush RBL Pair

The controller for the lights is an Auxbeam AR 800 switch panel. https://auxbeam.com/
 
Some other images of the lights
 

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Looks great! I was thinking about doing a diode light bar behind the grill but this looks like a much better idea.
Thanks! I thought about the light bar as well. Just is not as much room with the louvers. Removed the bottom 2 rows for clearance (common issue).
 
Thanks! I thought about the light bar as well. Just is not as much room with the louvers. Removed the bottom 2 rows for clearance (common issue).
Looks great my friend! So you had to remove a few louvers to install the lights? Can you take a few close-up pics of the grill and share how you mounted these into/behind the grill? I actually thought they were inexpensive LED lights...like maybe $20 each. I was very surprised to learn they were $140 each :oops:
 
Looks great my friend! So you had to remove a few louvers to install the lights? Can you take a few close-up pics of the grill and share how you mounted these into/behind the grill? I actually thought they were inexpensive LED lights...like maybe $20 each. I was very surprised to learn they were $140 each :oops:
Sorry for the delay. These are the only pics of when the grill was off.
 

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Trying something different with the ZR2 badging, also added some matte black window visors.
Nice! Have yet to see anyone color match the "ZR" portion of the badge. Good job and great way to personalize your truck.
 
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Sorry for the delay. These are the only pics of when the grill was off.
Was looking at doing something similar but can’t figure out the mounting piece. Thanks for posting these. I can’t really tell how you actually mounted them to the grille. What did you use and how is it holding up? Thanks!
 
What’s the best way to remove the badging? I’ve tried a few different methods over the years but all are very labor intensive. Any tips are appreciated! Thanks!
I used a heat gun to warm the area then took an ice-fishing line and ran it behind the emblem, some adhesive remover was applied gently on the area for about 3 mins then wiped it off. if any is left what is one the rag should be enough to pull the remainder off. Some would say it is ok to use a wheel to remove it. it is really up to you, and what you are more comfortable with.
 

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