Thread: Mesh grill feeler.

Progress??????..... Let's just say that 12-14 hour work days are kinda getting in the way. It is so frustrating because I know that once I get these done my 12 hour days are going to quickly become 16 hour days. I have worked on them and they are getting closer but what is kicking my ass right now is getting the the perfect fit for the frame. I want it to ride within 1/16" of the body for a REALLY clean OEM look. I have a feeling...

rugger 1345 front three shipped today.working on biscoradios front center with the driving lights.

ha ha that is the same style grills i tried with the mounting points and folded oil cooler grills, i couldnt get it perfect and ended up just cutting up the clam. Your middle opening looks awesome, but the oil cooler grills look kinda iffy. That seems to be your only/best option if you dont want to cut into the clam or remove it

I got the engine grills. Due to some time constraints, I can't get them installed for a couple of days. Kiowapilot did message me and say that he found that the tape was way too loose and tended to come off due to the heat and that I should heat up the tape and press the adhesive sides together through the mesh. I did that, and I like the look. I stretched the tape down slightly for a "tighter" almost shrink-wrapped look...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kiowapilot I thought about that but the initial plan was to do it without tape. There were lots of recomendations for no tape and no modifications to the body of the car. Now that I have learned the later model cars dont have the holes I may go back to the drawing board. Currently I have so much on my plate right now trying to figure out the rest of the car that I dont have the time or money to re-design the engine...

Quote: Originally Posted by kmt63 these are the current prices.powder coated gloss black two upper exit grills 140$ front lower 3 300$ engine cover 140$ total kit price (not including scoop grills) 580$ sorry for the delay in getting the pricing up.i needed to sort out a few things.these prices are close to what chris was charging for the pieces he was selling.total kit price is less than he had estimated. what about the side scoopes?

Ok, here are my promised installation notes: Total installation time, including removing/reinstalling the engine cover was just about 3 hours: 1) 10 minutes to remove the cover 2) 10 minutes to remove (and break into pieces) the stock slats. I have no idea how you would remove the brittle things otherwise. Replacement cost for all four pieces is about $160 (source: LotusGarage). 3) 40 minutes to use a hair dryer / peel back / remove all the...

<--- Ready to buy front grills if you can do an install without removing front clam.

Had a chance to work on the fronts yet? Oh, and top notch packing job and instructions - very professional!

Can't decide whether to do this, or get carbon fiber pieces ><