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Old 06-09-2009, 09:52 PM
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Ok so my fiance Amber tells me back in April she ordered me something-- so it's almost may and she's like WTF any way I told her maybe it's on backorder(I still did not now what it was)
Ok so now it's June I told her just cancel the order well guess what its here today and "hell yes" its the grill I finally decided on---heres a pic of what it should look like once it's installed:
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Ok so I go to look for the instructions and there is non so I figure this should be easy as pie.
Well I still cannot figure this damn thing out I don't know what I'm missing here---take a look at the pic's the brackets on the new grill make no sense to me:
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heres a pic of the front of the new grill, except it will be behind the + of the rest of the grill:
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Can anybody help?
Thanks in advanced.

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Old 06-09-2009, 09:56 PM
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wish i could, i know with the grill i just put in it went on the outside vice the inside and I had to drill holes to secure it to the frame.
 
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the clip things look like they should be in the middle instead of the exposed parts of the mesh, so that they would screw into the center divider thingy. but that's just me.
 
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Looks like it should attach to the original grill with some nuts and bolts with washers. You know, like put a bolt facing backwards and it goes through the stock grill, put a washer and nut on it and tighten 'er down. That's what it looks like to me. Can you contact the manufacturer. They probably have a .pdf they can email you.
 
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rssjib i think you might be right. some of the grills i have looked at online were like that.
 
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Old 06-09-2009, 10:12 PM
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Yep, thanks dedogg..........there was this one time when I thought I was wrong, but I was only mistaken.
 
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lmao....
 
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Originally Posted by MontanaRAM
the clip things look like they should be in the middle instead of the exposed parts of the mesh, so that they would screw into the center divider thingy. but that's just me.
Thats what I was think also, ok so I'm not crazy then.

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wish i could, i know with the grill i just put in it went on the outside vice the inside and I had to drill holes to secure it to the frame.
I might have to do something like that---what I might do is go to my friends shop tomorrow morning and see what they can do if not I'll have to figure something out.

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Looks like it should attach to the original grill with some nuts and bolts with washers. You know, like put a bolt facing backwards and it goes through the stock grill, put a washer and nut on it and tighten 'er down. That's what it looks like to me. Can you contact the manufacturer. They probably have a .pdf they can email you.
I used to have the honeycomb grill and I switched it out for the strait chrome mopar grill so it's all still mopar but it just seems like it should have the bolt thingamajigs on the sides so I can screw it in.
I called the people Amber ordered the grill from and I emailed the manufacture so we'll see tomorrow guy's------I'm really looking forward to getting this grill on I really like the way it looks plus it's made out of billet so it's heavy duty.

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good luck, keep us posted.
 
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Will do----I guess I'll be the second guy here with a verticale grill when I do get it installed lol.

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