What do you guys think of this? I want to do this to my new BC2 front.
Another one off by me. I think. at least i have never seen this.
its my car againnn LOL
you already know what I think
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Double posting in the DEVIL!
it looks good i think maybe i will have to do it to mine 2. but i cant say i was the first.
reg mesh is better...
an intercooler would look good back there
i like the billet idea. It looks cleaner than mesh.
2004 Cavalier, 2.2L Ecotec
1965 El Camino, 396 BBC, 14:1, 800 BHP
I will have an intercooler behind it. I am also finishing up my turbo kit.
I LIKE IT ITS CLEAN AS HELL!!!
STREET RACING IS DUMB, I LOST MY BEST FRIEND TO IT
hmm i like it go for it
In Loving Memory of Phil Martin December 14 2005
not a fan of the billet grille, but dam does kens old car look hot
F**k what anyone says, billet looks clean as f**k! Do it, because not many people have it, and it looks a hell of a lot better than mesh. There is an eclipse around here that has a blitz kit with billet instead of mesh, and it looks hella sexy. I say do it, and if you have an intercooler behind it, it would look tits
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http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2148993/1
I wish someone made that for the 00-02 bumper that would look hot especially on a indigo blue car!
2009 Ford Mustang V6
SloCavi2200 wrote:F**k what anyone says, billet looks clean as f**k! Do it, because not many people have it, and it looks a hell of a lot better than mesh. There is an eclipse around here that has a blitz kit with billet instead of mesh, and it looks hella sexy. I say do it, and if you have an intercooler behind it, it would look tits .
its looks better than most peoples mesh cuz most cheap people on here use cheap gutter gaurd mesh or other worthless material. Use high quality stuff and it looks good, wanna see? check out my cardomain page, i have the wings west signature series grille on mine then painted black and ive got more compliments on that than almost anything else on my car. You cant really say which looks better, its all personal pref.
