Honda Grom 3rd & 4th Gen Headlight Mount

Needed parts list:
1X Baja Designs Squadron Light Pod Sport or Pro (Driving/Combo) 
1X High/Low wiring harness from Howling Moto
4X 12x3mm screws to hold the shroud to the plate

You will use the bracket and hardware that comes with the Baja Designs Light Pod to mount the light to the mount. The Sport version is plenty bright enough and a bit cheaper than the Pro. It is a bit of a pain to pop in to place, when you take the OEM headlight off there are three pieces, the headlight and the two separate plastic pieces. I suggest you keep the two plastic pieces disassembled while you pop the 3D printed part in since you will need to manipulate the piece of plastic while you pop the 3D printed part in. Also the light shroud sits fairly close to the light pod itself so you wont have much room to adjust the light up/down but I feel like the angle it sits at is good, I could always make another shroud with room room for adjustment or make other one at different angles if people request it.

Instructions for printing the multi color Kamakazi version:

I printed mine using a Prusa Mk3S+ and PrusaSlicer so thats what these are instructions are for. You don't need a multicolor printer, you will just need to do two separate prints with a filament change, one on top of the other.

 
1- Open the STL file in PrusaSlicer
2- Use the “Place on Face” [F] tool and click the top of the STL to flip it over
3- Use the “Rotate” [R] tool and turn it 270 degree on the blue Z axis
4- Right click on the STL, scroll down and click “Split>To objects”
5- You will see on the right side it will split the single STL in to 22 separate STL files
6- Highlight the first one at the top, it should be called “Grom Headlight Kamakazi.stl_1” and right click on the eye icon to hide it. You should still see it in the preview it will just be a different color.
7- Set the print settings to 2mm Speed and PETG unless you are using some other type of filament, this is the part that I printed in Red
8- Export G-code and print
9- Once that one is done printing change the filament color to Black, also remove the brim and test print line it prints at the very beginning since its going to print those again on the second print
10- Do the same thing in step 6 but highlight all of them except the first one and hide them, make sure the first one is the only one not hidden
Export G-code and print 

Other notes: The only part of this print that really needs any supports is the part around the cutout in the center the light sticks through but I started printing it without any supports and while it does not come out perfect the light shroud is going to cover that area anyways so it does not really matter plus I did not want to use supports when doing a multi color print. The first print in red is only two layers (.4mm) so when you go to do the second print the red printed part does not sit high enough to hit the print nozzle when its moving around the bed.