http://www.customcargrills.com/

I oped to go with the BOV first but would love to see some pics once you get that installed!!

 

thanks!!

 

my pleasure! I was turned on to that site by PSI Chick so i cant take credit for the find.

 

Just a FYI - last night i went to Lowe's and bought two pieces of rolled steel sheet (in the same pattern as the XXL flat (C i think)) for 18.00 and a can of clear rustoleum for 3.00 and made my own - there was enough left over to make the top inserts too.

So I say C. But I like to do it myself.

 

Well, I would love to see some pictures of it.

 

They will be forthcoming as soon as this damn "hurricane" aftermath stops pouring all over my car.

Translation: Its raining - I'll snap a shot when it clears up.

 

I look forward to it how hard was it to cut yourself?

 

Sorry I took so long - Been at Watkins since Thurs. - raining before that.

Here are a couple shots.

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Used a pair of tin snips to cut it - it's 18 gauge, so the cutting isn't that tough, just eyed it up and cut for the main grilles(which are very easy to do), took the leftovers, pulled out the nose inserts and cut the top pieces so they fit inbetween those and the bumper(a little tougher, much more exacting - but i have a good eye).

I don't know if it's worth the 20-40$ you'll save 'cause it took about 30 minutes to cut all the pieces and maybe 10 to trim the tops to fit right; but if you like to do everything yourself anyway saving a couple of bucks is a bonus.

 

i have to take more pics of the grill now. i actually took it out and painted it with a metal flake gunmetal and it makes it look a lot better. i'll take some pics later and post them up....