Grille VS No Grille

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Postby Old Dude » Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:56 pm

Mine looks like NMX516, Some mesh from Supa cheap placed further back against the plastic supports for the same reason as you Chic, but mine doesn't look as trick as yours does. Very nice
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Postby MX5CHIC » Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:01 pm

You noticed .. on Friday a nice person in a Mercedes Benz (without reversing sensors) reversed into me and then reversed into me some more, result $765 damage, it does not look like much damage but it bent enough to crack the paint.
The Bar will be coming off the car soon for a complete respray and repair, I'm not sure which of the badges I will put back on the car when its done - The Black & Silver Eunos Badge or the Green & Gold Lotus style JDM Badge. :|

Thanks Old Dude - should I put up a "how to make it" guide in the Garage Section ?
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Postby Old Dude » Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:18 pm

I think that would be a great idea!!! you did a great job of it. I like the edging you used.
:( Sorry to hear about your unfortunate accident :( I hope all goes well.
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Postby Juffa » Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:02 pm

I had (have) a techno grill.

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Took it out when I was having over heating issues, although I don't believe it was the only cause.

I have also seen a NB hole its radiator on a club run due to a stone, so I have always liked the idea of the grill...and Techno spent a bit of time researching to find a mesh that would block the air flow too much, while keeping stones out...he had one for every model NA and NB.

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Postby TieNN89 » Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:16 am

MXHEVN wrote:its times like this when i'm glad i removed my A/C :mrgreen:

Thats gotta suck though.


LOL now you have a bare radiator

I'd rather my condenser get damage and leak rather than my radiator get damage and leak
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Postby RG.net » Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:17 am

AZNTieN wrote:
MXHEVN wrote:its times like this when i'm glad i removed my A/C :mrgreen:

Thats gotta suck though.


LOL now you have a bare radiator

I'd rather my condenser get damage and leak rather than my radiator get damage and leak


Radiators are cheap as chips.

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