Lund/AVS Bugflector II

Just installed it Friday and took it out on the highway. Still on the truck, although the hardware attaching kit is cheap quality. plastic screws with those expandible pop-in plastic thingies. the screws really don't go in well at all. need to pop them down with a hammer, lightly of course. design is so-so but half of what the dealer wants for his Honda version.

Just installed it Friday and took it out on the highway. Still on the truck, although the hardware attaching kit is cheap quality. plastic screws with those expandible pop-in plastic thingies. the screws really don't go in well at all. need to pop them down with a hammer, lightly of course. design is so-so but half of what the dealer wants for his Honda version.

some other members and i used some screws from advance auto in place of the plastic screws they gave, mine works pretty good

some other members and i used some screws from advance auto in place of the plastic screws they gave, mine works pretty good

I went with real screws too. Toss those plastic ones before you try to install, it makes the installation easier.

I also used metal screws from a hardware store. Made it sooo much easier to do the install. Those plastic screws suck!

found out the hard way when one screw disappeared into the sub engine area. subbed a steel screw and it bit into that plastic expander like a shark. worked better. the factory is sending me replacement ones as I was p-o'd and emailed them right away. they answered in one day. not bad for $50 all told. :o

I went to a boating supply place that had stainless steel screws. they were 33 cents each. Well worth it. They will never rust.