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mine. . . cheapo universal mesh FTW!!!


i think it looks cool anyways, and it was like $24

I'm just about to add on the chrome sprayed front plastic trim pieces that go onto the black pillars, pics coming soon.

Varis Arising II front grill.

Gutter covering from Home Depot.

-TC

Home Depot Universal mesh Grill. I bought two of them for $10 each and welded them together.

Ive had this on for about 2 months now and i used epoxy glue to stick it together to the bumper. On two of the brackets it no longer attached. Anybody got any suggestion in how to make the gril stick to the bumper. It only weighs 3 pounds. I was looking at san0 and i like that one too. where can i get one like that??

Zip tie around the posts top and bottom and then put the post covers back on

not properly, but I'm modifyng the c-one bumper to insert a Ford Fiesta ST grill, that has almost same dimensions as c-one hole, so only few adjustments need





This post has been edited by max-elle: Jan 3, 2009 - 11:27 AM

The covers don't go on properly when there's zip ties behind - need to shave and sand off bits of the pillar cover to do achieve a good fit.

Nothing Special Stocker LOL

Dang, that's a clean Celi... Too bad I can never get mine that clean You guys and your nice cars and this thread have all made me jealous

I've now added the front plastic trim pieces. These were sprayed chrome with Plasticote, I did try to coat in the lacquer but this dulled the finish so resprayed again. At certain angles it is bright silver, but other times it looks black, the reflection on the fron lip make it look like 'extended fangs'. A good tip when fitting these pieces is to with both hands open and push in from the rigt of the pillar, then rotate it clockwise so it clicks into place. - You'll know what I mean when you try it. I grip tied only the top of the mesh to the pillars as when you stand, they won't be visible.

so afer having the grill for about 2 months. It finally decided to fall off. One question for you san0 what exactly does this mean.
The covers don't go on properly when there's zip ties behind - need to shave and sand off bits of the pillar cover to do achieve a good fit.


I still have some more of the same gril and i really like the way it looks. I plan on putting on the 94-95 oem fog lights like you have. As for now i might just keep the front look of the bumper open. Although if you can see when i my car painted a while ago. Everything on the inside of the bumper was painted red, including the radiator.

Should i go ahead and paint everything black, to get the look it had before i got it painted.












This post has been edited by BonzaiCelica: Jan 4, 2009 - 5:06 AM

Heres mine





Before you say anything I know I need to sort out the front lip

First project when the weather gets a little warmer over here

What this was referring to is that some Celicas have the option for having some plastic mouldings to cover up the pillars in the pre-facelift bumpers.


Basically if you did grip tie to the bare pillar, and tried to cover the pillar up with the trim piece, well you can't as the ties will be in the way.

Just a thought....have any of you guys/gals try using zip ties and paint the ties your car color so it would blend into the posts?
Sorry I don't have a pic available, I'll try to post mine up though.

I did this with my SS-III grill b/c the attachment holes in my reinforcement bar didn't line up with the grill.
You can't tell that much that it's attached with zip ties.

-Christee-

here's mine

Worked fine for my car and Spolski's

Dude that's simply not true - not trying to be a jerk but I did it and so did Spolski without modification

Hell - look at the center cover in the pic above - you can see it's already cut out top and bottme - zipties go there. It's really very simple and straight forward


This post has been edited by DEATH: Jan 14, 2009 - 10:59 AM

Sick look, what kind of side skirts are those?