Mesh grill? Tacky?
I understand the problem quite well. I've had plenty of aftermarket widemouths so mesh just comes into play no matter what. You do need to fill the opening, but make sure you use satin finish black paint on the mesh.
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haha going turbo and sticking a FMIC would be the ideal solution... but i'm done modding the car for the year unless i stumble in a 1jz for a ridiculous price
i've also toyed with the idea of a billet grill.... but i dunno.... with it being that big... i would think it would give it that truck look... it would have to be a grill similar to those found on a GS/LS
I think i'll go to home depot and see what kind of mesh i can get a hold of.... if not... i guess i'll just leave it
i've also toyed with the idea of a billet grill.... but i dunno.... with it being that big... i would think it would give it that truck look... it would have to be a grill similar to those found on a GS/LS
I think i'll go to home depot and see what kind of mesh i can get a hold of.... if not... i guess i'll just leave it
i have a mesh on my front bumper i think it looks fine, but if you got the money to turbo your car get a fmic would look sooo.... much better heres a pic of my car w/ the mesh really can see it in the pic.
put a mesh there, it's worth it, i've caught so many things that i'd rather have in the mesh than the radiator. i just got a black one i ordered from summitracing.com
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...=egnsearch.asp
that's wat i bought.
they gave enough to cover the middle and the side openings.
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...=egnsearch.asp
that's wat i bought.
they gave enough to cover the middle and the side openings.
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