God666 Complete Bastard Legacy Donating Member 1,123 Member For: 22y 9m 19d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 01/01/04 06:42 AM Posted 01/01/04 06:42 AM and the second one
Guest Scootre Guests Posted 01/01/04 08:55 AM Posted 01/01/04 08:55 AM How are these grilles attached - with what and attached to what?
God666 Complete Bastard Legacy Donating Member 1,123 Member For: 22y 9m 19d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 01/01/04 10:10 AM Posted 01/01/04 10:10 AM If you remove that black plastic thingy below the number plate there is a bunch of plastic grids (crumple zone stuff) about 40 mm long that sit in front of a metal panel. The grille fits directly under the plastic grid and mounts to the metal by means of two very large self tapping screws (about 6mm dia). As the screws are tightened, the curvature of the metal panel forces the grille to bend and adopt the contour of the back face of the splitter. This makes a very neat fit without any gaps at all and the grille is rock solid. Mind you, a large furry creature at 110 kph is probably going to upset it a tad.A 10 minute job to fit it.
Guest Scootre Guests Posted 01/01/04 12:37 PM Posted 01/01/04 12:37 PM Sounds good to me. I'll be going out for some suitable grille asap.No worries about the furry animals... I'll electrify it.
mickq Member 740 Member For: 23y 5m 1d Posted 01/01/04 01:34 PM Posted 01/01/04 01:34 PM Sorry about the crappy image quality. User's fault, not the camera. Thanks God666.
bara Member 183 Member For: 23y 2m 10d Location: Gold Coast Posted 02/01/04 11:12 AM Posted 02/01/04 11:12 AM The Herrod insert is very similar to this one on mine, which I had fitted about 6 months ago. It's similar to the factory grill, and made from powder coated metal.Fitted with only 2 self tapping screws with small amount of black sealastic which is unnoticable.Much more professional finish and appearance to that other stuff which (no offence) looks like the cheap mesh that comes from autobarn or Supercheap, and belongs on the rice burners they're intended for.Cost is $160 fitted by the guy in Bris that makes em, or he does sell em to local Ford dealers, but then you've got a small markup on the price.
bara Member 183 Member For: 23y 2m 10d Location: Gold Coast Posted 02/01/04 11:18 AM Posted 02/01/04 11:18 AM 'nother pic of the lower grill.The GTP and Herrod ones are similar, however they each have "Herrod" or "FPV" logo intergrated as well. Looks cool though.
Zeke zeke Member 792 Member For: 23y 3m 2d Location: Adelaide Posted 02/01/04 01:18 PM Posted 02/01/04 01:18 PM Closest I've seen yet to what I want - just need an outlet in Adelaide.
voy74656 voy74656 Member 2,039 Member For: 22y 10m 6d Location: Adelaide Posted 02/01/04 05:05 PM Posted 02/01/04 05:05 PM Zeke....your in adelaide!!! ME 2!!!!! u know bluexr6turbo....Glen......u gotta come cruising...
Zeke zeke Member 792 Member For: 23y 3m 2d Location: Adelaide Posted 03/01/04 01:27 AM Posted 03/01/04 01:27 AM Yeah, Hi VoyWe'll catch up. If you look back on the breast cancer cruise thread (the one we SA people seem to use for any get togethers - maybe we need a new one) you'll find some photos that include my HgAg T, mainly at "carpark capers" so far. Looking forward to some cruises etc in the new year. Mrs z and I like the idea of weekend afternoon drives eg to near country venues for lunch, BBQ, etc. I'll leave the cruising city streets in the early hours of the morning to you youngsters (and zeke jr - in his own car, not mine!).Cheerszeke
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