2 Responses to “Bug deflector”

1. admin says:

   March 27, 2010 at 6:43 pm

   Go with the Lund Intercepter cuz threre are no peices that stick to your
   hood and they are the coolest looking, I got mine installed for what most
   places want for it $62…
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   > Any suggestions for a good do it yourself bug deflector kit?  With spring
   > coming, I’m having a hard time seeing through the 75 layers of bugs on my
   > windshield.
2. admin says:

   March 27, 2010 at 6:43 pm

   The Toyota hood protector ($75 at the Toyota dealership) only protects
   the tip of the hood from rock chips.  It flips the air around so all
   bugs get splattered on the upper half of the windshield (the one I use
   to see through).  It also makes the rear end of the hood and the side
   mirrors vibrate on my ’99 Prerunner and creates more wind noise.  I did
   not notice much gas mileage reduction after I installed it.
   

   I kept it on for three reasons:

   1. already paid for it
   2. it does protect the hood from rock chips
   3. the rig’s front looks better

   Verolom

   "Penny and David" <sverige…@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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   Any suggestions for a good do it yourself bug deflector kit?  With
   spring
   coming, I’m having a hard time seeing through the 75 layers of bugs on
   my
   windshield.