Billet Grille install
Re: Billet Grille install
Uses tie straps I'm guessing? Could strap them to your foglight brackets. Or if you are like me and don't have a bumper support/foglights, you could drill a couple holes in the bumper and strap them down that way, which of course was my route.
Re: Billet Grille install
the cheap one i got on ebay had these vertical bars, one on each side of the grill, i drilled through them and into the bumper. Used stainless hardware to attach. That is long gone now though since the 98+ conversion but it held up excellent for 2 years. I had to grind the heads of the bolts down though because they were too big for the spaces in between the grills bars. Also makes it a little more difficult to steal then zip ties and 3m tape. Hope this helps
Re: Billet Grille install
Originally Posted by Brangeta
Why would you want one of those ugly things? Do you plan on cooking hotdogs and burgers on your front end?
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lol sorry, but to me, there isn't a more attractive "grill" on a '93 to '97 than the one that comes on the car. Now... the '98 to '02 on the other hand, that heavy SLP painted SS grill is awesome... but not a billet
Re: Billet Grille install
Originally Posted by Brangeta
lol sorry, but to me, there isn't a more attractive "grill" on a '93 to '97 than the one that comes on the car. Now... the '98 to '02 on the other hand, that heavy SLP painted SS grill is awesome... but not a billet 

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I have a polished Stull grill that had the 3M tape on it. I did however drill two holes on the grill and screw it into the bumper. Definitely harder to take because you know someone would take it.
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Sep 7, 2002 01:48 AM



. Wouldn't you hate to see a billet grill on it though?
