Grill removal question

stangmsy

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if i was to remove the stock grill and not put any thing back . That wouldnt cause any problems would it

 

cjones

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i don't see how it would cause any problems with the car but i don't think it would look very good. i like the way the grill delete kit from cdc ( http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/catalog/itemdisplay/562.html ) looks on cars.

 

lxsteed

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It won't cause any problems, but there will be visible holes on the top of the front bumber where you unbolted your grill from.

 

bunny_power

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It'll look bad, but it won't hurt anything.

 

decoy562

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It'll look better with a grille delete kit.

 

2013 Geee T

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Grille delete. $50

 

stangmsy

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thanks i was only going to take it off until my mach 1 grill delete comes in
in like 3 days

 

stangmsy

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one more problem i didnt order the steeda delete i ordered from 50resto and as you know it doesnt come the double sided tape is there any was to get it tight just with the bolts because i put one on my friends car without the double sided tape and it wasnt tight at all

 

lxsteed

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You can just go to any autoparts store and buy the tape. Its made by 3M