The plus grill is looks so much better IMHO. It also looks excellent on darker colours when it is colour coded, Nismos' car is an excellent example of this.
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 09/09/201009:19
i like the honeycombe grill better and as bockers said colour code it and it will blend to the car alot better
I think the slatted one looks really nice on your colour, but if you have a honey combe the only way to tell is to put it on and see what you think.
I do like nismo's Car but not sure colour coding it would work on your car. There was a guy offering to do free photoshops for people on here. Get him to colour code it in a picture for you.
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 09/09/201011:48
The honeycomb grille makes such a difference, when the old one's off lay them side by side; the honeycomb one looks much longer even though it's not and it has the same effect when it's on the car.
Ally
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 09/09/201012:39
Definitely the honeycombe one for me, looks good colour coded on darker colours.
What they were £23 when I bought one last in 2006 I used to buy them and stick them straight on ebay where they sold each and every time for £60, nice little earner they were.
I managed to get off from a forum member for pricey some of £30 delivered about 6 months ago
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 09/09/201017:34
Originally Posted By: pinin_prestatyn
What they were £23 when I bought one last in 2006 I used to buy them and stick them straight on ebay where they sold each and every time for £60, nice little earner they were.
I managed to get off from a forum member for pricey some of £30 delivered about 6 months ago
Bargain
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 09/09/201020:43
lov3joy does the photoshopping. Just a thought if you are playing with the colour scheme - how would a silver grill look? Would coordinate with the wheels and filler cap?! Might look good with the wine red,
Tim42
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 09/09/201021:07
Or how about in gloss the same colour as your sheels?
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Honeycombe grill or slated - 10/09/201011:25
Originally Posted By: gj88
You'll need to drill two new holes in your bumper to fit the honeycomb grille.
This isn't as scary as it sounds, 5 minute job.
I got mine from AA a couple of months back, was about £35 I think.