Foglight Delete Crew
10-11-2010, 04:55 PM
#11
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location:
Posts: 724
finally got around to deleting the eye sore fogs this weekend. the
stack racing instructions do not require that you remove the front
facia, but i did anyways because i didn't want to risk breaking the
plastic slots the stock grill snaps into. i'm very happy with the Stack
Racing grills (upper and lower) and would recommend them to anyone.
the fogs are fine, but sometimes it nice to change things up a little. the
2008 bullit (fogless grill) was my number one choice, but it's just too darn
expensive right now. this is a very nice, affordable, alternative.
stack racing instructions do not require that you remove the front
facia, but i did anyways because i didn't want to risk breaking the
plastic slots the stock grill snaps into. i'm very happy with the Stack
Racing grills (upper and lower) and would recommend them to anyone.
the fogs are fine, but sometimes it nice to change things up a little. the
2008 bullit (fogless grill) was my number one choice, but it's just too darn
expensive right now. this is a very nice, affordable, alternative.
10-11-2010, 05:27 PM
#12
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,397
So did the hardware get better on those things? i put one on my 05 and the screws that shipped with the stack grill were so small that the heads slipped right through the openings. Had to run to lowes and buy better hardware and touch up paint to hide the silver. Looked good when it was all over, but i missed the fogs. the car had projector headlights and they were dim. i had poor taste back then in headlights...
10-11-2010, 06:35 PM
#14
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: CT
Posts: 179
finally got around to deleting the eye sore fogs this weekend. the
stack racing instructions do not require that you remove the front
facia, but i did anyways because i didn't want to risk breaking the
plastic slots the stock grill snaps into. i'm very happy with the Stack
Racing grills (upper and lower) and would recommend them to anyone.
the fogs are fine, but sometimes it nice to change things up a little. the
2008 bullit (fogless grill) was my number one choice, but it's just too darn
expensive right now. this is a very nice, affordable, alternative.
stack racing instructions do not require that you remove the front
facia, but i did anyways because i didn't want to risk breaking the
plastic slots the stock grill snaps into. i'm very happy with the Stack
Racing grills (upper and lower) and would recommend them to anyone.
the fogs are fine, but sometimes it nice to change things up a little. the
2008 bullit (fogless grill) was my number one choice, but it's just too darn
expensive right now. this is a very nice, affordable, alternative.
Always better safe than sorry. I have to agree with that sleeper look. I did mine a year ago and am very happy with it.
It does SCREAM sleeper......
10-11-2010, 08:35 PM
#15
6th Gear Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Nicely done
Posts: 11,881
lol i'm not sure! all the hardware worked just fine for installation, we'll see if they fall off anytime soon.
that's my favorite grill, post up pics when you get it on.
your car looks great with those grills, very nice look.
