OMG the CRAP that was in my front bumper/grill area!
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OMG the CRAP that was in my front bumper/grill area!
I pulled out SO MUCH CRAP I was amazed how the heck it didnt puncture the radiators, seriously.
Rocks, metal objects, leaves etc.. (Be careful when you get your hand in there, I cut my finger on a piece of road debris)
Anyway is there any mesh product I can put in there to stop the crap from building up without REMOVING the bumper?
Someone must make pre cut mesh. I see it being a little tricky with the opening
Rocks, metal objects, leaves etc.. (Be careful when you get your hand in there, I cut my finger on a piece of road debris)
Anyway is there any mesh product I can put in there to stop the crap from building up without REMOVING the bumper?
Someone must make pre cut mesh. I see it being a little tricky with the opening
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Try this. I made some for my 997.2, and covered just the side intakes. The center is still open. They seem to keep out debris, especially anything solid that could score a direct hit. I fully understand that the zip ties are visible if a concours judge lies on the ground to see them, but they've worked well for 18 months.
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any wider photographs were we can see the entire front end with the grills? this looks like a great solution.
looks fantastic btw
looks fantastic btw
Porsche 911 Carrera (997) diy mesh grill (no bumper removal and total cost is only $9.00) Part I - YouTube
Try this. I made some for my 997.2, and covered just the side intakes. The center is still open. They seem to keep out debris, especially anything solid that could score a direct hit. I fully understand that the zip ties are visible if a concours judge lies on the ground to see them, but they've worked well for 18 months.
Try this. I made some for my 997.2, and covered just the side intakes. The center is still open. They seem to keep out debris, especially anything solid that could score a direct hit. I fully understand that the zip ties are visible if a concours judge lies on the ground to see them, but they've worked well for 18 months.
Last edited by myw; 07-28-2016 at 06:46 PM.
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https://www.zunsport.com/en/porsche-...ont-grille-set very easy install on the zunsport setup.