My Billet Grill Install

Ok...So I got my grill in today and Fairbanks (storlied) asked me to write up an install and have pictures so he goes nothin! Also my spelling has been to grate since my crash I had in March 2007 so don't get to upset with it...

stock grill just pulled it in the garage

after removing all of the screws, tool tray and corner lights there are 4 pressure clips holding the grill in 2 of them are under the corner lights and the other 2 you access under the truck

with the grill shell removed from the truck, it would be a good idea to remove the egg crate plastic that is held in with 5 push pins

the grill, ready to cut the center section out

cutting the center out, with a sawzall

the center is now removed

again, center removed

placed the billet grill in, drilled the holes and test fitted

then taped off the center section

went over it with a red scotch brite pad = to 600 grit sandpaper

two coats of krylon fusion gloss black

dried and tape removed

all finished ready to re-install on the truck

re-assemble grill shell(may want to take the time and clean it well) and step back and enjoy



So yeah, sorry for my sloppy typing haha...I'm tired and need to get to bed...I mainly made this for Fairbanks (storlied) and I hope some other people get some help by this...Its really not to bad to install...

 

[WhiteLimited]

do they make em that you can just bolt over, no cutting?

They did at one point but they look like crap in my opinion some people do like them.Happy New Year!

 

[Iriamer merc]

i like this style grille but i cannot find anything on doing a 2000 mounty would this one work just flip it upside down since thats all it looks like that is different?

 

[WhiteLimited]

i like this style grille but i cannot find anything on doing a 2000 mounty would this one work just flip it upside down since thats all it looks like that is different?

I'm not to sure on that one bro. Looking at the Mountys grill I would say no. Have you looked on Ebay?Cheers