Aluminum 5th Gen 4Runner TEQ Front and Rear Badges
These are machined aluminum TEQ badges for the front grill and rear hatch of the 2009-Present 5th Generation Toyota 4Runner. They come in 3 color options. There is the popular black/silver combo, the retro red/silver combo, and the bare metal for the folks who want to do their own color option. These mount with strips of 3m automotive adhesive on the backside. The factory badge can be removed without even lifting the hood. You simply need a butter knife to pry behind the factory badge and pop it off. There are 3 plastic tabs that hold it on. No screws or adhesive were used to mount the factory badge. My TEQ badge will mount right over the same surface the factory badge was mounted to. Make sure you clean the grill well before sticking the badge on. The rear badge is more difficult to remove. It was installed from the factory with adhesive which will put up a fight before letting go. Be patient with the removal. Good force will be needed to remove it. Also, make sure you line up the badges VERY carefully because once you stick them on they will NOT want to come off.
Aluminum FJ Cruiser TEQ Badge
This is a brushed aluminum TEQ badge that can be mounted on all years FJ Cruisers and can be mounted in numerous locations on the upper and lower grille. The backing plate is installed from the rear of the grille. Provided strips of 3m automotive adhesive are already installed on the back of the emblem. You simply need to remove the red backing from the tape and stick the emblem onto the backing plate. Use good force when installing the adhesive. The install should take 1-2 minutes tops. No tools are needed. This adhesive is VERY sticky so make sure you line it up and get it straight before you stick it on. You probably want someone to hold the backing plate in place while you install the TEQ badge so you can be directly in front and level with the badge as you install it to guarantee you get it straight. I have the black/silver, red/silver, and bare aluminum in stock. The bare aluminum would be for the folks looking to color match their paint.