look what I got today AHHHHHHHHHH
04-21-2006, 05:00 PM
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look what I got today AHHHHHHHHHH
Ahhh yes. Now just to wait until mom gets home and I'll slap em on. Thanks haro. Does anyone else on here recognize them?
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You'll be amazed at the difference. Paint them to match the accent color of your grill. It makes a huge difference. BTW Don't use a hot glue gun. Use something strong like J B Weld. Trust someone who'* had them break loose 3 times before he went for the strong stuff on this :P
04-21-2006, 05:18 PM
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Don't listen to Morty..he keeps breaking them off and losing them. 
I know who cut them out and made them the right size to fit INSIDE the grill. Don't cut and then hope they'll fit...I'm pretty sure those were cut the right size to overlay the existing grill only.
Yep..got my hand in this one too
I know who cut them out and made them the right size to fit INSIDE the grill. Don't cut and then hope they'll fit...I'm pretty sure those were cut the right size to overlay the existing grill only.Yep..got my hand in this one too
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
I know who cut them out and made them the right size to fit INSIDE the grill. Don't cut and then hope they'll fit...I'm pretty sure those were cut the right size to overlay the existing grill only.
I also did the bottom opening that was only on the SE'*. You might be interested in doing that?
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I tried once with a silicone based glue. It didn't work either. This JB welding is holding solid though which is why I reccomend it.
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
I know who cut them out and made them the right size to fit INSIDE the grill. Don't cut and then hope they'll fit...I'm pretty sure those were cut the right size to overlay the existing grill only. I also did the bottom opening that was only on the SE'*. You might be interested in doing that?