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Quite a few of us has purchase this grill as an alternative to the more expensive Active Tuning grill. I've been happy with my purchase but I always thought that the holes on the grill was a tad too big and it would look a lot better if the holes are smaller.
Hence the $2.00 gutter mod courtesy of Home Depot. This was very easy. The mesh is a perfect size so there is minimal cutting. Total time was about an hour with paint and trimming of the mesh.
The weapon of choice
Comparison of the two
Final fitting. Masked off where mesh needs to be trimed
End product. I had to do some additional trimming on the bottom so the tabs could slide into the bumper. I didn't have to cut the excess near the hood latch, just gently push it down so the mesh is out of the way
hey Gollum,
now were talkin.......... nice work man...
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2007 SE Maxima
20" Chrome Elements Nitrogen Rims
E&G Mesh Grill
Chrome Pillars & Eyelids
Fujita CAI
Stillen Battery Tie Down
20% Tint Back & Back Door Windows
AT Grounding Kit
StreetGlow-4 6" Blue LED light tubes under seats
All lights Replaced
Alpine- 2 10" Type-S Subwoofers & 400watt Amp
HID Headlight Conversion
Magnaflow Exhaust
Magnaflow Resonator
I am planning on doing the same mesh swap on my Cmods grill and also doing the lower grill. What did you use to secure the mesh to the stock lower grill.
hey, can you tell us how many zip ties. I know there are many "ribs" in the lower bumper, but how many places do you actually have to attached this mesh to keep it tight.
Thanks nyana107 for the zip ties advice. I changed out the mesh on the grill this weekend with the trusty gutter guard and also did the lower mesh, ended up using 3 zip ties per rib looks great I have to take some pic and upload. Also installed my K&N intake. Next project will be catback exhaust.
You know, I went about modifying my factory grill and tried to use the gutters but they just weren't wide enough. I needed an extra inch of gutter to cover the whole thing... I guess the c-mod grills have more lip on them than factory. Heres my revision:
I had to go to fencing and they had some fence material that was similar to chicken wire with much smaller holes. I think it turned out really well...