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well im not so sure how the company would know how ur car is going to run. only ur car and engine will tell u that when it warms up. But the grill sure is pretty and i hope it works out for u.
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Hello all...after a 100 mile drive today I'm happy to report that there were no over heating issues! Hoping this holds up on 90 degree days.
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Hey PhillyMaser; I liked the change you made, so I took out the black "chicken wire" and followed your instructions for a new look for my car. Thanks; Howard |
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Good job to both of you. Maybe Jeff @ FD should buy the idea from you and offer the grill as a mod.
2012 FIAT 500 Prima Edizione #474 Dark Gray/Black (needed it to meet personal CAFE standards) 2004 Cadillac XLR Silver/Black (going strong) 1991 Alfa-Romeo 164L Silver/Nero (the other Pininfarina QuattroPorte) 2006 GranSport Grigio Alfieri/Nero (fled to the Pacific Northwest) 2005 Quattorporte Blu Nettuno/Cuoio (Gone to parts unknown) 2002 Coupe CC Quarzo Mettalic/Cuoio (now the property of our own PhillyMaser16) |
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Hey Howard - I know it's been awhile but I just saw your post. I'm glad my instructions worked out for you. Your car looks amazing. If you can, post some additional pics. I'd love to see.
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I love it! I definitely want to do that with the front and rear of mine! |
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For me, the mesh is far too fine and I am suprised if it does not reduce the air flow through the grill. Other than changing for changing sake, I think the original black mesh looks best, even better than the later slat grill, and silver mesh grill. All personal taste though! Cheers Mike 2002 4200 Cambiocorsa Coupe 1974 Triumph Stag 2010 BMW 3 series Touring M Sport |
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Thanks; I don't have many pictures, but here's a close up when I first completed it. Howard
FD; DBWEM & ECM Performance Chip FD; Lowering Springs & Wheel Spacers Larini Decats & Custom XPipe |
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Very nice Howard, I love it! Where'd you get your material from?
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Duffer...talk about a hole in one! Very nice. And you have the pioneer thinking as well.
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Hi All; I got the stainless steel expanded metal from an online site. (www.metalbytheinch.com) I got the 3/4 inch mesh, and I tried to polish it up some, but wasn't very successful. I don't remember the cost, but it wasn't that much as I recall. Howard
FD; DBWEM & ECM Performance Chip FD; Lowering Springs & Wheel Spacers Larini Decats & Custom XPipe |
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I just think it is funny that a new grille for my 07 QP EXec GT cost $1000.00+ and a new single tail light with the bezel, bulbs etc.... was only $275.00
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