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dc skirts, de-spoiler & billet grill

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just got my car back from the shop... pretty happy with the results :wink:
had it de-spoilered & fitted dc skirts and a billet grill in the front
sorry about the quality of the pics.. taken on a phone
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I like it 8)
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Post by TCGPX »

That billett grille looks great. Love it.
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finally my DC skirts got on a car :P

I reckon my copy of your grill will be awsome in black..nice going mate.

Looks really hot.
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TOP JOB Gav, looks as good if not better than I imagined and heaps better than it did in the boot
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hey that billet grill looks awsome.. its exactly what iwanted to get done to mine ? is it all in one piece or how is it made/or where is it bought? im very intrested in gettin one :)
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Nice, very clean.
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dj_ules wrote:hey that billet grill looks awsome.. its exactly what iwanted to get done to mine ? is it all in one piece or how is it made/or where is it bought? im very intrested in gettin one :)
it's easier than you think... surprised no-one else had done it already
just took me a while to find a pre-made grill the right size
the grill is from a nissan 350Z... you should be able to find
one brand new on ebay for about $150...
it's a little larger and the curve is slightly off... but it's a pretty good match

just got the panel shop to straighten it a little, trim it to size and
make a few mounting brackets then fit it... EASY!!!
if you've got the right tools you could probably do it yourself
makes a HUGE improvement to the stock front bar :wink:
great value for money mod!!!!!
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billet grill makes it look very aston martinish...

nice work
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Finally Gav, i've waited 6mths or was it longer for you to put it on :D

Car look awesome bro, whats next?
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FTO338 wrote:Finally Gav, i've waited 6mths or was it longer for you to put it on :D

Car look awesome bro, whats next?
yeah, took me a while to get around to doing it :lol:

next on the hitlist is an "interesting" tail light mod i've got planned...
...should have it finished in the next week or so
will post up pics once it's done :wink:
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Fantastic

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Looks fantastic. And im a real fan of the D Cuatro side skirts too!
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    That looks bloody good actually, not a huge fan of billet grilles, but it works. Where did you get your skirts from?
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    FTEvolution wrote:Where did you get your skirts from?
    bought them off khunjeng coz he no longer wanted to fit them...
    he originally got them from DMD in qld - www.dmdtheimage.com
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    :o
    hey that looks hot gav, nice n clean! Just a few little mods and it looks heaps better :wink:
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    Post by FTOluv »

    nice one dude. Ive actually seen that grill from a 350Z. It does make it look very Aston style 8)
    its great to see what fine example you have kept the car in. It looks so much better than all the FTOs I see on the road. Most of them just look hacked.
    But maybe on just biased :P
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    :D cheers... thanks for the positive comments everyone!
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    The grill is sexy as hell - nice work.
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    Hey looking nice :P I've got the same side skirts :P how much did it cost you to get your spoiler holes fixed????

    PS. I've got the front DC kit :P looks nice
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    Post by BorepYano »

    btw does the hole in the skirt actually feed the rear wheel or is it just there for the sake of being there?
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