Yoaoo® Grille Emblem Silverado Suburban Review

Neither here nor on Google a hint. When I looked at it I noticed 2 holes on the back of the emblem. The thin threaded shank screws into the center or offset hole on the back of the emblem then it can be placed onto the grille and the base plate, nuts and washers can be placed into the grille and bolted with the nuts provided - I used red Loctite on the End of emblem and blue on end nuts.

Looks and feels good. The only thing I think is a disadvantage is the mounting material. The emblem has 2 thread areas for screws. The problem is that there is only one screw in the bracket with a screw hole (exactly as pictured). I went to my trash can and found a screw with the same thread pattern and drilled a second hole in the bracket. I'm pretty sure one screw would be enough, but I didn't want the emblem to curl, so I use a second screw.

I'm writing this review for those who want to buy. This is a high quality metal plaque for your truck. Looks great as an OEM. The factory badge can be easily removed by prying it off. The factory model has dowel pins protruding through the grille. On some trucks (like my 2016 1500) it may be necessary to cut or compress the rear tabs to get them out of the grille. Once it's done, just rip it off. You'll see that GM also uses duct tape. My 2018 2500HD has dowel pins on the Z71 factory badge, but