Won new billet grill
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Won new billet grill
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I just won this Stull Billet Grill on ebay. Will it fit in either a 2wd or 4wd grill? I know I have to cut the stock grill in order for it to fit but it didn't specify if it was for 2wd or 4wd.
Also for those of you who have cut their stock grills before, what did you cut it with? I've tried a dremel before, but it just melts instead of cutting well.
I just won this Stull Billet Grill on ebay. Will it fit in either a 2wd or 4wd grill? I know I have to cut the stock grill in order for it to fit but it didn't specify if it was for 2wd or 4wd.
Also for those of you who have cut their stock grills before, what did you cut it with? I've tried a dremel before, but it just melts instead of cutting well.
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The 2wd and 4wd grille's are not interchangeable without serious modification. The verticle bars are removed when installing a billet grill. You cut along the trim line with a DIE GRINDER.
Make sure your grille is for a 4x4, since you have a 4x4 front. If it's not, see if you can get one!
Here is my 2WD grille.
As you can see, there are no more vertical bars.
Make sure your grille is for a 4x4, since you have a 4x4 front. If it's not, see if you can get one!
Here is my 2WD grille.
As you can see, there are no more vertical bars.
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Originally Posted by taknotes
in order to install that, it doesnt matter if its a 4x4 or 4x2 grill, there will be nothing left in the middle, just the billet left, his isnt like yours where it left the big 2wd middle bar in
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Originally Posted by nbro3232
On a 4x4 the vertical bars are on the same plane as the surround, so if you cut them out you will be able to see where you cut them out. On a 2wd the horizontal bar is slightly behind the plane of the surround so you can cut a line all the way around so you cant tell where it was cut.
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Originally Posted by Marcaronio
So, I need to get a hold of a 2wd grill. Anyone selling one? And while were at it anyone want a 4wd grill? Also what did you use to cut your grill with?
it would look something like this
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A die grinder (air drill) with a 3" rotary blade works great. If you have air tools, avoid the Dremel. It's RPM's and smaller bit size melt the plastic, instead of cutting it.
If you don't have that, find someone who does or use a very fine tooth blade in a sawzall. You don't want to vibrate the heck out of it, and you don't want to have to sand it down after hacking it up. That's why I used an air drill - for more control while cutting.
If you don't have that, find someone who does or use a very fine tooth blade in a sawzall. You don't want to vibrate the heck out of it, and you don't want to have to sand it down after hacking it up. That's why I used an air drill - for more control while cutting.
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Originally Posted by Marcaronio
^^^that looks awful in my opinion. What did you cut your grill with?
If the grill you got has one solid section, it's a custom grill. If it has two sections, it's for 2wd. If it has 3 sections like the blue ranger's (pictured above), it's for a 4x4.
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