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hey id really like to see a pic of an RS grill upclose on a coupe. if not sedan is good also. i wanna see the mesh pattern because the cheap *** grill from autodynamics looks ugly the way the grill pattern was made.
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Rep Power: 394 I had a really good closeup shot on a satin silver metallic civic, but the thread with that picture is long gone now (I can't find it by searching). I'll try and find it again. In the meantime here's one from Optauto.com
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Rep Power: 0 I don't think the Autodynamic grill is ugly at all. In fact I plan to kee mine.
Cheap *** Autodynamic Grill on my ride
Cheap *** Autodynamic Grill on my ride
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Rep Power: 0 Have you seen either grill "in the flesh" on a car? I'm not saying which is better, but everyone likes mine. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 286 i used to own the altezza style grill.. i sold it to OTEP12.. i wanted something more flush.. that gap kinda bothered me. and the mesh pattern. The RS i never seen face to face.
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Rep Power: 0 Where the plastic thingie used to go near the radiator. You can't put it back on with the altezza grill unless you do some cutting on that black plastic thingie.
Can someone help me with what its called?
Can someone help me with what its called?
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Rep Power: 0 Oh yes you can put it back. All you have to do is shave a little off the lower side edges of the altezza gril, and slip it down into the bumper. Then you put the grey plastic pice in place and fasten it. Then you put your bumper with grill back on. Fits perfect.
None of the original parts have to be cut or modified.
Grill and Grill cover
None of the original parts have to be cut or modified.
Grill and Grill cover
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idont like it...jmo
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idont like it...jmo
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Rep Power: 286 Bart.. whyd u take the bottom grill off?
u know what i think.. the bottom grill looks off because its inserted in there. i think it looks better behind the bumper. but that means cutting and painting those 2 fang thingys. what u think?
u know what i think.. the bottom grill looks off because its inserted in there. i think it looks better behind the bumper. but that means cutting and painting those 2 fang thingys. what u think?
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Rep Power: 0 << Oh yes you can put it back. All you have to do is shave a little off the lower side edges of the altezza gril, and slip it down into the bumper. Then you put the grey plastic pice in place and fasten it. Then you put your bumper with grill back on. Fits perfect. >>
I didn't get it. I'll try it when I get the grill painted. Hey Alex, did u talk to your friend about the painting? Cost? How long it would take, etc...Do u have your car back yet? A meet is going down this Saturday. Check the thread on the mid-atlantic board.
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Rep Power: 0 << Bart.. whyd u take the bottom grill off?
u know what i think.. the bottom grill looks off because its inserted in there. i think it looks better behind the bumper. but that means cutting and painting those 2 fang thingys. what u think? >>
The lower grill is not an exact fit. I may have to move the locating holes forward to make it work. I cannot get both ends of the grill go fit flush at the same time. But it's too darn cold to do it now. It even snowed here in Alabama lasty nignt.
No way am I going to cut or modify any of the OE parts. If I can fit the grill, ok, but if not, it stays off.
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Rep Power: 0 I didn't get it. I'll try it when I get the grill painted. Hey Alex, did u talk to your friend about the painting? Cost? How long it would take, etc...Do u have your car back yet? A meet is going down this Saturday. Check the thread on the mid-atlantic board.[/i] >>
What happened with mine is that the grill did not want to go all the way down into the opening in the bumper cover. This mad it bump against the protrusions on the gray plastic part that goes behind the grill. I just filed off a little off the lower outside edges of the grill until it fit right. Walla, no gap, and I have the original gray plastic piece intact and in place.
Once you have the bumper off and fiddle around with the grill for awhile I think you will see what I am talking about.
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Rep Power: 0 Yeah I know. When I got the grill I installed it right away and didn't bother making the grill cover fit. I'll take it out again after this weekend and I'll try what you're saying. Thanks man.
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umm i havent seen him.. i saw him today but he was with his girl modifying her IS3. but i will tomorrow. itll probaly cost u round 30. but if anything no more than 50.
umm i havent seen him.. i saw him today but he was with his girl modifying her IS3. but i will tomorrow. itll probaly cost u round 30. but if anything no more than 50.
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Rep Power: 0 Hey Bart, you're right. It fit flush! Didn't even do anything to either the grill or grill cover.
Got it painted already alex, thanks for the painting lesson. Very amateurly done though but it'll do the trick.
Got it painted already alex, thanks for the painting lesson. Very amateurly done though but it'll do the trick.
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Rep Power: 0 heh... I guess i am the only one that likes our upper grill the way it is...
I would concider putting in the bottom hole but i don't like the chickenwire that some of them are made from. Besides if i get fogs soon then i would have trouble mounting them.
I would concider putting in the bottom hole but i don't like the chickenwire that some of them are made from. Besides if i get fogs soon then i would have trouble mounting them.
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