Da Beast Got A New Grille!
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From: Texas
Yep, 20 minutes start to finish. I got my neighbor to help hold the grille in place while I put a few zip ties on, and then when it was securely in place I did the rest without his help. Because of the zip ties it could not be easier.
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Elgin, IL
I think it looks just fine. But for $100....Hmmm...I might take some of the other recommendations and just use something locally available that would cost less.....I'll have to think about it. I'm thinking some expanded metal sprayed flat black with good paint would probably look fine and would certainly protect the condensor. Since I haven't picked up my fit yet...can someone tell me the dimensions of that opening so I know what size grill I'll need?
Thanks much!
Warner
Thanks much!
Warner
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Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Richmond, VA
Hey, we're all entitled to our opinions. 
But remember like I said, I bought it for function, not form, therefore I was far less concerned with how it looked than what kind of protection I would get for the condenser. And for it's intended purpose it does the job I wanted.
Maybe someday Honda will release an OEM lower grill replacement that actually provides protection to the condenser, but until then, Mr. Grille hooked me up!
But remember like I said, I bought it for function, not form, therefore I was far less concerned with how it looked than what kind of protection I would get for the condenser. And for it's intended purpose it does the job I wanted.Maybe someday Honda will release an OEM lower grill replacement that actually provides protection to the condenser, but until then, Mr. Grille hooked me up!
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