Grill idea, need opinions

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Oct 26, 2008 | 11:08 PM

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outtamymind

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Originally Posted by RauLiTo SS/SC

I know , the thing is I was driving an old ass honda

while my car was in the shop, and this SS/SC driven by a lady

passed me and I felt embarrased. So i went directly to the shop took my car and looked for that lady

That was why it was not completely done

It is realy hard to separate from my baby. He was lonely in the shop

I couldn't take it any more!!!

The scoop, i like it. It is functional!!

And the grille that was the best I could find.

If you know were i can find some i would really appreciated

i would say any home hardware place would carry some stuff and its not really a matter of how sturdy the material is but how much you support it when your putting it together. basically the more epoxy points you have the better it will hold together.

Oct 26, 2008 | 11:10 PM

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knoxbox

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sturdy is important... when its flimsy like that one rock and u'll have a nice dent in that mesh..

Oct 26, 2008 | 11:25 PM

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exactly thats no bueno

Oct 26, 2008 | 11:29 PM

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1badBlueberrySC

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I actually think the floating bowtie (if it were black or body colored) would be ******* sweet!

Oct 26, 2008 | 11:46 PM

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BRN169

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I contacted Race Mesh about making a set for my car. All four grills (front and back) would run about $500-$600 but the deal breaker for me was they need the car for a week... Since I'm in NJ and they are in CA that ain't gonna happen any time soon. If you get it done let me know where, I have been dying to do this...

Race Mesh Grills work:

Oct 26, 2008 | 11:48 PM

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knoxbox

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500 - 600 for ******* gutter guard mess WTF are you insane?

Oct 27, 2008 | 12:20 AM

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outtamymind

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Originally Posted by knoxbox

sturdy is important... when its flimsy like that one rock and u'll have a nice dent in that mesh..

well of course. but what i was trying to say is that how sturdy the material is, is only half the equation. if you want something that isn't gonna bend in the wind or with rock chips you'll either have to do what i did to mine or if you want a one piece front grill you will have to have braces soldered to behind the mesh to add stability to the material.