How to put 1st gen bowtie on billet grille
01-10-2009, 06:06 PM
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How to put 1st gen bowtie on billet grille
hey guys i got a 69 camaro bowtie grille emblem and im wondering how to put it on the billet grille. do i drill holes in my stock grille for the studs then just put the plate and push nuts on j/w how you guys did it thanks!
01-14-2009, 10:35 AM
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Your post kind of confuses me. You say "im wondering how to put it on the billet grille", then you say "do i drill holes in my stock grille". I dont mean to come off rude, but it is confusing what exactly you want to know. Well you will have a billet grille it would be after market and not stock on the car, and you would just weld the bowtie on I would imagine. If you want it on the stock bumper piece, you would have to drill and place the emblem on.
01-14-2009, 05:47 PM
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really a billet grille isnt stock wow
i would have never guessed that since i orderd it and ive now owned 3, 4th gens c'mon dude seriously can someone be that stupid to not know the diff between a stock grille and a billet anyway the studs on the bowtie are super long i dont know if i should drill holes out on the stock grille to put the studs threw then the pushnuts or if i should grind them off and get some self threading nuts and a couple big washers and just attach it to the billet grille which is what i plan to do sorry to be rude man but anyone who doesnt know a billet grille isnt stock should be shot and deff not be allowed on this site ever but thanx for the 2 cents bro
i would have never guessed that since i orderd it and ive now owned 3, 4th gens c'mon dude seriously can someone be that stupid to not know the diff between a stock grille and a billet anyway the studs on the bowtie are super long i dont know if i should drill holes out on the stock grille to put the studs threw then the pushnuts or if i should grind them off and get some self threading nuts and a couple big washers and just attach it to the billet grille which is what i plan to do sorry to be rude man but anyone who doesnt know a billet grille isnt stock should be shot and deff not be allowed on this site ever but thanx for the 2 cents bro
01-14-2009, 06:57 PM
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lmao very true! id go with the grinder and self thread studs that way if you ever want to take it off you wont have 6 holes in your stock grille I did the same thing ill post some pics of my car as soon as winter is over i hate michigan!
01-15-2009, 09:12 PM
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really a billet grille isnt stock wow i would have never guessed that since i orderd it and ive now owned 3, 4th gens c'mon dude seriously can someone be that stupid to not know the diff between a stock grille and a billet anyway the studs on the bowtie are super long i dont know if i should drill holes out on the stock grille to put the studs threw then the pushnuts or if i should grind them off and get some self threading nuts and a couple big washers and just attach it to the billet grille which is what i plan to do sorry to be rude man but anyone who doesnt know a billet grille isnt stock should be shot and deff not be allowed on this site ever but thanx for the 2 cents bro
i would have never guessed that since i orderd it and ive now owned 3, 4th gens c'mon dude seriously can someone be that stupid to not know the diff between a stock grille and a billet anyway the studs on the bowtie are super long i dont know if i should drill holes out on the stock grille to put the studs threw then the pushnuts or if i should grind them off and get some self threading nuts and a couple big washers and just attach it to the billet grille which is what i plan to do sorry to be rude man but anyone who doesnt know a billet grille isnt stock should be shot and deff not be allowed on this site ever but thanx for the 2 cents bro
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