Grill insert for bumper gap

[4STR]

I would like to get a grill insert for the gap in the

front bumper to protect the transmission cooler. All

my internet searching has turned up zero for the 2010+

Ram 2500/3500.



Is anyone aware of a source for such a product?



Thanks

 

[MannyC]

I'm in if you find any front protection

to keep out bugs and road debris!!!

 

[juicedcummins]

Try Cloud Rider, they had them for the older ones like my 05.

 

[4STR]

Thanks Juiced



But no luck, the Cloud Rider website only goes up to 2007 Dodge Ram 2500.

 

[JHumphries]

I just went to the following website
Cloud-Rider&reg Designs Ltd. - Home
They list all the way to 2010

 

[4STR]

JHumphries,



Thanks for the reply, that is the ticket! NOt sure how I missed it in my

web search but I definately was at a different web site that did not have

any of those items.



Thanks again, your a big help.



R

 

[MannyC]

I bought a set last week from cloud rider - will post pics after install. thanks! manny

 

[BurlesonR]

That looks interesting. Look forward to seeing pics.

 

[MannyC]

inserts were shipped today from canada to ny. will have pics and info soon.

 

[4STR]

Can't wait to see the pics.

 

[MannyC]

should have them october 4th

they are made in canada. need to clear customs, etc.

 

[MannyC]

grill inserts arrived

got the new cloud rider grill and bumper opening protection installed. went on with no drilling and no hassles. the people at cloud rider are nice to deal with and i would recommend them highly. the kit even came with a dress up panel (hard to see at night) that is attached to the black plastic trim under the front bumper. sorry for the dirty truck but wanted to get the pics out. nice stuff.

 

[BurlesonR]

Looks good!

 

[AHarris]

Very nice, I'm going to check this out for my truck!

 

[4STR]

That looks great Manny. I think I am sold - now just have to convince

Mrs 4str.

 

[JHumphries]

That looks great Manny. I think I am sold - now just have to convince
Mrs 4str.

Tell her the reduced airflow through the radiator will help the engine run warmer, improving fuel economy