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I have come up with a simple installation for the Grill Covers now available. It will take about 5-10 minutes to install and only a minute to uninstall. No drilling into the car is required and almost anyone can install the covers with ease! The cover is attached with one screw with one bracket to grab the backside at the center of the grill. It is tightened flush at the center and ends of cover are secured with Velcro tabs on plastic blocks that are attached with double sided automotive foam tape. The lower Grill Cover is attached with three bracketed screws. Upper Grill Cover is $75 plus S&H of $22 lower Grill Cover is $25 and S&H is free with shipped with upper Grill Cover. I have a 14.4 mile test loop from my shop(1/2mi) down I85 to next exit and come back. I set ECO Cruise for 70mph with GPS . I monitor OT,WT,EV,Reg,HBSOC, BKS and MPG Cover Off OT 60degrees Cover on OT 65degrees WT start 94degrees, 7mi. 182degrees, 14mi 195degrees WT st. 64degrees, 7mi. 195degrees, 11mi. 230degrees EV 3.8, Reg .7mi., BKS 100%, 42.4MPG EV 3.6mi., Reg .7mi., BKS 97%, 43.8MPG HBSOC ST 30%, End 80% HBSOC 70% As you can see FFH heated up a lot quicker and hotter with the Grill Covers on. Paul

I need someone in Atlanta area to test Grill Covers for 2013 FFH. I have made a prototype set but need to figure out how to mount them. :) Paul