Yep the honeycomb is chrome too! The grill itself is actually one piece, I can't remove the honeycomb even if I wanted to...will be posting a DIY on this soon, I found a short cut on this... Also my fourth 2nd gen grill install (not all on this truck). I'm getting good at it

 

Here's another source
http://www.pershingauto.com/new-chro...ram-truck.html
Bigslick The all chrome does look cool.
EDIT..
didn't realize you're link was to pershing also....
here's what mine looks like after the color match

 

Thank you for all the feedback. How hard is it to replace the grill? A couple quick bolts or screws or a little more serious that that?

 

I know that I started this thread about the grill, but I also have another thread about engine/transmission problems. Since a couple of you have similar Rams maybe you have run into these problems. If you have time and any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated!

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...9l-v8-4wd.html

 

IM going to herciuline mine i think :P or color match.. idk yet

 

I just looked at my old grill in the garage
6 studs on the grill that go trough the face of the hood.
6 screws go through the steel braces into the under side of the hood and I think 2 screws for the latch lever.
all are 8mm.
Takes about 10 minutes to remove
I think laramies color match DIY has pics of the locations.

 

Just like a front end alignment is in order.

 

Still working on it...
It's not my DD though, So alignment will wait.

 

Mine is doing the same no peeling yet I'm looking into my powder coating guy possibly powder coating it in a custom finish maybe an anodized look or carbon fiber? He has tons of custom color options including chrome . I am planning on a two tone in the spring after cleaning up all the dings and dents so maybe something different.

I'm guessing its that Chinesium chrome they use that causes this