We made this vinyl accent kit for the Challenger's fairing speakers to go on our own Lilith Challenger. 

By request, we've decided to make these available to anyone who wants a set.

These are peel and stick vinyl kits and require you to remove the speaker grate and partially remove the speakers.  You need not disconnect any wiring, but you will need to move the speakers from their housing since it partially obstructs the installation.  After you install the vinyl decals, you'll need to poke holes for the screws that install the speaker back into the housing.  Take care not to overtighten the screws and twist the vinyl as a result.

Be sure to clean the surface before applying the decals.  For the larger half circle, we find it easiest to stick it to one side first and then work our way around the circle.  The vinyl is pliable so you're able to "steer" it around and you stick it.

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We made a custom horn cover logo for our Lilith Challenger and ever since then, we've been asked to start offering some designs you guys can buy.  If you have the base air filter, these decals fit those as well.  You can have matching decals for both sides or switch it up with two different styles.

These are available in heavy-duty 12 mil laminated gloss vinyl and will not be offered in matte.  The HD gloss adheres best to the curved edges of the 1901 badge.

These are self adhesive and are applied by hand to the 1901 badge.  If you've already removed the badge, we recommend filling in the embossed Indian script with silicon (it's easily removed later if you need to and this well help our decal maintain a smooth flat surface).

Installation: Be sure your horn cover/stage 1 cover badge is clean before installing the decal.  Peel the decal off of the backing sheet, careful not to touch the adhesive side of the decal too much.  Carefully align it to a centered position (the decal is slightly smaller than the badge).  Press the decal firmly down in the center to stick it in place, then use your thumbs to push out from the center to the edges.  Repeat this process until you've stretched/pressed it firmly down around the curves.  And that's it!