billet grille
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From: Schertz, TX.
Re: billet grille
Originally Posted by Darticus
Lets see the pics when done. Maybe pics during install. Ron
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From: Sparta N.J.
Re: billet grille
Finally got my grill today and can't wait for warmer weather to install. It does look great in the box. Hope the install is a breeze. Would like to do a photo install for others to use, if needed, as a guide. Ron
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Re: billet grille
H82BL8,
The only thing I am not fond of on your lowers, is the fact that it is just a cover for the exisiting louvres. I would much ratehr have a full replacement.
The only thing I am not fond of on your lowers, is the fact that it is just a cover for the exisiting louvres. I would much ratehr have a full replacement.
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Re: billet grille
Originally Posted by ZAHANMA
H82BL8,
The only thing I am not fond of on your lowers, is the fact that it is just a cover for the exisiting louvres. I would much ratehr have a full replacement.
The only thing I am not fond of on your lowers, is the fact that it is just a cover for the exisiting louvres. I would much ratehr have a full replacement.
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From: Houston in my blood, and under my tires...
Re: billet grille
Originally Posted by old man
it is hard to see the the factory grille behind these plus its so easy to attach the billet grille on the factory grille
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From: San Antonio - Republic of Texas (ROT)
Re: billet grille
Really doesn't block any more air than the lowers already do. If you look you'll see that they are not completely open. And, the front tow hook is behind them so you'll have to remove in case of a tow need. I like the way they attach to the existing grill. I haven't had anyone be able to see the original is still in place.
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From: Apple Valley, MN
Re: billet grille
Looks really good! I have the 206 alabaster with the other billet grille that comes out all the way to the front for a more raked look on the grille, and the lowers go all the way across filling up the etire slot. any possibility of getting only the lowers from where you got yours from. I think I'd like to have my lowers more inset. But looks good!
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From: North Jersey
Re: billet grille
Originally Posted by mdaniels4
Looks really good! I have the 206 alabaster with the other billet grille that comes out all the way to the front for a more raked look on the grille, and the lowers go all the way across filling up the etire slot. any possibility of getting only the lowers from where you got yours from. I think I'd like to have my lowers more inset. But looks good!
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Re: billet grille
Originally Posted by mdaniels4
Looks really good! I have the 206 alabaster with the other billet grille that comes out all the way to the front for a more raked look on the grille, and the lowers go all the way across filling up the etire slot. any possibility of getting only the lowers from where you got yours from. I think I'd like to have my lowers more inset. But looks good!