THIS is how you make grill inserts. Updated.
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From: Redding, California 1998.5 A4 1.8TQM
RE: THIS is how you make grill inserts.
Interesting, I would say that I liked it alot more when i could see your FMIC, but if you decide to stick with the new look, definately paint it black....
I would have stayed w what u originally had and just gone w/ an RS4 grill...
maybe if you paint it black the fmic will once a gain be visible...
here's mine
I would have stayed w what u originally had and just gone w/ an RS4 grill...
maybe if you paint it black the fmic will once a gain be visible...
here's mine
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From: North CO
RE: THIS is how you make grill inserts.
One of the last inserts actually gotbroken by a rock that bounced across the highway, and one fell out when the rock hit. So I thought I would try something new.
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RE: THIS is how you make grill inserts.
It looks like some hardcore bees have infested your lower grill, and set up their aluminum fortress to produce some insane honey.
Paint 'em black. I think it would look much better.
Paint 'em black. I think it would look much better.
my vote is for black and delete the rings w/ a badgeless grill
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From: North CO
RE: THIS is how you make grill inserts.
ORIGINAL: cincyTT
you need to do them all because if you dont, it just screams GMC
you need to do them all because if you dont, it just screams GMC
.And I still haven't decided yet. I think it looks a little funny only seeing the shiny intercooler in the middle.
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From: Redding, California 1998.5 A4 1.8TQM
RE: THIS is how you make grill inserts.
paint'em all black, it looks wayy better after you plastidipped the center...now just to the sides and you should be set...it definately looks sturdy enough to keep rocks and such out....