Less expensive source for black fog-delete grill ala Roush
05-15-2008, 11:44 PM
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Less expensive source for black fog-delete grill ala Roush
Thought I would throw some info out there since I haven't seen it on here yet-
I've been really diggin' the black billet Roush grill (deletes the fogs on V8's). But not so much diggin their $350 price tag-So I've had my eye open for a less expensive option.
I ran across the CDC grill, OK $300 is better, but still too much for a billet grill IMHO.
A couple days ago I ran across www.Mrbodykit.comand looked through their grills. Lo and behold they sell a "roush" style grill, black billet fog light delete and everything for $200 with free shipping.
Has anyone else here ordered this grill from them? I'm hoping the quality and fitment are good...If no one else has I'll post up a write up when it comes in. I just wanted to help someone else out there save a few bucks if possible! [sm=icon_cheers.gif][sm=icon_rock.gif]
I've been really diggin' the black billet Roush grill (deletes the fogs on V8's). But not so much diggin their $350 price tag-So I've had my eye open for a less expensive option.
I ran across the CDC grill, OK $300 is better, but still too much for a billet grill IMHO.
A couple days ago I ran across www.Mrbodykit.comand looked through their grills. Lo and behold they sell a "roush" style grill, black billet fog light delete and everything for $200 with free shipping.
Has anyone else here ordered this grill from them? I'm hoping the quality and fitment are good...If no one else has I'll post up a write up when it comes in. I just wanted to help someone else out there save a few bucks if possible! [sm=icon_cheers.gif][sm=icon_rock.gif]
05-16-2008, 02:18 AM
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RE: Less expensive source for black fog-delete grill ala Roush
On another Mustang site, I did hear one guy complaining about how terrible they were to deal with when he wanted to return something that was still in the box unopened. He said the company is based in Canada, I don't know if this had anything to do with the difficulty or not. I have never ordered anything from another country. You may want to check on their return policy just in case. I haven't heard of anyone ordering from them other than the one complaint.
05-16-2008, 06:52 PM
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RE: Less expensive source for black fog-delete grill ala Roush
I just put the roush billet grill on. I bought it from ninosport.com for around $300 including shipping (arrived in 3 days after order went through). Took an hour to install and I really like the look of it. It does allow alot more air into the hood area, and it shakes the hood alot more when traveling at higher speeds. I'm going to get hood pins to ease my mind and solve that problem.
05-16-2008, 10:31 PM
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RE: Less expensive source for black fog-delete grill ala Roush
Daniel60-that's it... I think it's funny that mrbodykit is stealing Roush's pic's...LOL
Salty-good call on the Bullitt grill. That's definitely a good inexpensive way to swap out...
Looks like I'll be the first victim...err...customer with this new grill then. I'm moving in a week so I hope this thing clears customs quick! Not terribly likely though! It's on it's way though.
Salty-good call on the Bullitt grill. That's definitely a good inexpensive way to swap out...
Looks like I'll be the first victim...err...customer with this new grill then. I'm moving in a week so I hope this thing clears customs quick! Not terribly likely though! It's on it's way though.
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