Billet Grills...Revisited

Swass · Guest

I've asked this before, but I still can't make up my mind. I really like the look of the cut-ins, but I hear they're a pain.

For those of you who have done your own install on a cut-in, I'd like to hear your thoughts on how it went, what kind you have, etc.

Thanks.

OttoNP · Addict Joined: 13 Jan 2003 Posts: 848 City: MI

They have some billet grills that just hook on. Also, the grill on a newer Sierra or Silverado comes off super easy, I've even got pictures, takes about 5 minutes. Now, if your talking about one where you cut the existing grill up and install, that might be more involved. Once again though, it couldn't be too hard with the grill off and on your workbench.

Nick
________
Facebook stocks

grady · Addict Joined: 12 Jan 2003 Posts: 547 City: d-block

never done it before but they do like slightly hard to put on...wut kinda vehicle u gonna put it on?

Swass · Guest

I haven't found a "bolt on" that I like.

It's going on a 2002 F250 Super Duty PS. I love the smell of diesel in the morning.

west coast boarder · Addict Joined: 09 Mar 2003 Posts: 558 City: Nor Cal

I put one on my tahoe and it turned out fine. It wasn't that hard and most of the grills come with instructions.

Swass · Guest

Details, dammit!

Did you do a cut-in, or bolt on? What brand? How long did it take?

Da MOOSE · Posted: Apr 11, 2003 3:41 pm Post subject:

the fine craftmen that you are DETAILS should be a slam-dunk.I put on a grill on my truck when I was 16

grady · Addict Joined: 12 Jan 2003 Posts: 547 City: d-block

a billet grill on that truck would b tight...well at least the ones i've seen on em look damn good