94 accord help with grill!!!
DtB251
04-26-2004, 06:48 PM
hey currently i just lowered my accord and just got a front top nice grill off ebay. now the thing is i cannot find a bottom actual grill for my accord. i was wondering if anyone has websites where i could purchase a decent lower grill for my accord.
Silverbolt
04-27-2004, 03:30 AM
Sorry.. I'm not sure... you might also want to post this in the accord forum. They might have some answers for you.
Tranzlogic
04-27-2004, 10:36 AM
try grillcraft.com
jajimo
04-30-2004, 12:16 PM
The lower grill for our Generation of Accord is a bitch. Please, please, please, do not put some chrome mesh in there. I'm hoping you got a Type-R upper grill and not the chrome one.
The reason I say the lower grill is a bitch is because it is one very large piece. If you want to make it match the Type-R grill, than you will need to remove those plastic bars that provide support for it. This means cutting and sanding. After that, you'll need to find some black honeycomb (I think that looks best) but the problem is that the grill is curved so the honeycomb won't fit perfectly.
I have yet to see anyone make a perfect Type-R style lower grill for a 5th Generation Accord, but then again, not many people try because it is quite a bit of effort. If you are really intersted in experimenting (and making your car look damn unique) I would suggest buying an OE replacement lower-grill which should be a fairly large part that includes the insides of the bumper as well, than modifying it outside of the car. This way, if you screw something up, your car doesn't look like shit.
If you want to go with the chrome, then that's totally up to you, it's your car. But you should know, most people will laugh at it.
The reason I say the lower grill is a bitch is because it is one very large piece. If you want to make it match the Type-R grill, than you will need to remove those plastic bars that provide support for it. This means cutting and sanding. After that, you'll need to find some black honeycomb (I think that looks best) but the problem is that the grill is curved so the honeycomb won't fit perfectly.
I have yet to see anyone make a perfect Type-R style lower grill for a 5th Generation Accord, but then again, not many people try because it is quite a bit of effort. If you are really intersted in experimenting (and making your car look damn unique) I would suggest buying an OE replacement lower-grill which should be a fairly large part that includes the insides of the bumper as well, than modifying it outside of the car. This way, if you screw something up, your car doesn't look like shit.
If you want to go with the chrome, then that's totally up to you, it's your car. But you should know, most people will laugh at it.
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