mesh/billet grills
09-14-2003, 07:57 PM
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mesh/billet grills im looking for some mesh grills right now. can you guys post some pics to see what looks best. and if you could tell me where you got the grill at.that would help me out a lot. 
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Re: mesh/billet grills You post says mesh grills, but your topic says mesh/billet grills so here you go. Stull polished billet grill available from most of the sponsors over there >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Custom SS emblem, top pic with the backing plate painted black, 2nd pic with the backing plate in chrome. I like the billet look but I'm not a fan of the mesh look. To each his own though.
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Custom SS emblem, top pic with the backing plate painted black, 2nd pic with the backing plate in chrome. I like the billet look but I'm not a fan of the mesh look. To each his own though.
Greg
09-14-2003, 10:31 PM
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Re: mesh/billet grills i was looking at something like this from lmperformance.com does anybody have this set-up. if so how hard was it to put on. thanks
http://www.lmperformance.com/3250/1.html
http://www.lmperformance.com/3250/1.html
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09-15-2003, 04:53 PM
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Re: mesh/billet grills
Damn SS LS1 
That is one nice *** car
That is one nice *** car THANKS!!
MatsLS1, the mesh is probably not that tough to install but from what I have seen from Street Scene is that they do not use a quality mesh like Poltergeist did and it is relatively soft. So it may get dented easily from road debries and soon look tacky. Be sure to inspect one in person first before spend you hard earned money on it.
09-15-2003, 11:36 PM
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Re: mesh/billet grills MatsLS1, the mesh is probably not that tough to install but from what I have seen from Street Scene is that they do not use a quality mesh like Poltergeist did and it is relatively soft. So it may get dented easily from road debries and soon look tacky. Be sure to inspect one in person first before spend you hard earned money on it.
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Re: mesh/billet grills [quote]
Ummm, mine is a Street Scene Grille. The Scoop also. Been on the car for almost 2 years now with 50k miles on it. Including drag racing and road racing at Buttonwillow (even off-roaded there with it). I think it still looks good but I probably need to pull it off and give it a good cleaning.
OOPS!.............So Sorry Rob!
I meant the Grille Craft like he posted the link to with the fine spacing on the mesh. My Bad! 
Typed too fast I guess??
............I did give you props on yours above in my previous post stating the quality of the material you had so dont't shoot!
Ha Ha! 
Ummm, mine is a Street Scene Grille. The Scoop also. Been on the car for almost 2 years now with 50k miles on it. Including drag racing and road racing at Buttonwillow (even off-roaded there with it). I think it still looks good but I probably need to pull it off and give it a good cleaning.
OOPS!.............So Sorry Rob!
I meant the Grille Craft like he posted the link to with the fine spacing on the mesh. My Bad! Typed too fast I guess?? ............I did give you props on yours above in my previous post stating the quality of the material you had so dont't shoot!
Ha Ha! 
