My Hand made Aluminium Grill.
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I have had this on since last summer, but I never got arround to posting up pics. I made these by hand bending Aluminium U-channel over a plywood arc and cut them with a miter saw to give it a nice, angled cut on each end. They are screwed in from below using bolts that hold them on with Pressure, but do not go through the OEM fins. They are easily removable if I need to get to my tow hook too. Total Outer thickness of each band is 1/2 Inch. (Each side is 1/2 inch actually)
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What do you think?
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Originally Posted by ZIABLO
looks a bit thick
I was going for a bit thicker, it really does look better in person.. The Door Strips were just too narrow and didn't look right IMO. Plus they kept comming off on me.
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Originally Posted by ZBigDog
Looks clean and a pretty creative idea, I spent $100 bucks on a grill and now look like a goon.
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Originally Posted by Nexx
just need a nice polish to them. personally i use the chrome door strips, best $13 mod ever plus i still have enough to reapply another set if need be.
Polishing isnt a bad Idea at all. The Aluminum is smooth as silk right now though and the color blends well with the wheels and door handles. Maybe I should get them Anodized?
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