Anyone know how to make one? I want to but i dont know how.

 

Here you go.

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...tah-grill.html

 

thanks 06 its the same identical method i used....i just cut all the honey comb out in the end.....and paint it even if its silver....

 

I'd hope it's the identical method you used, isn't it your DIY . . .

 

aaahahahahahaaaaaa. That's too funny. Maybe he wasn't paying attention as he made it a year ago??, or he coulda just joshed you guys?

I just cleaned out my garage and I found a whole sheet of mesh that I had used for fixing a foundation. I think i just might try to see if I can't do something like that. I have the Chrome grill though...

 

yeah, ive read through that time and again, i just didn't know if it would work seeing as how our trucks have a different grill and arent honey combed...if im just plain ingant (RF) about this, let me know! if it works, sweet. then im doing it Thursday and i MAY even go ahead and paint my headlights as well...ill have all day off

 

I can't imagine it being any different, just a bit more difficult to chop or 'dremel' the horizontal bars out. After just checking, at least for mine, behind each of the 4 horizontal sections there are 3 vertical support (narrow) pieces that can, if you can manage not to detach them, be used as Jay' used his Honeycomb sections for back support.

 

i think what he meant is that the same method he used in his DIY will work for the OPs 08! lol seeing as how jay drives an 04 the OP thought there may be some issues with the differences in design.

 

Like Jay said, just make sure you paint 'em, even though they are aluminum, they are prone to oxidize and discolor pretty quick in the elements. The ones I actually used ON MY GUTTERS, began discoloring within a couple months.

I did the front of my hood scoop and painted it with a chrome paint, then a good coat of polyurethane. So far, so good...

 

ok, thanks guys! I'll post pics when im done with it!