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Can anyone tell me if a "Trenz" billet grill is better than a regular grill? I dont mind paying the extra $$$ for stuff as long as there is a reason for doing so, but I cant see spending $140 for a Trenz, when the others I see on the net are $100 or less. The only difference from what I see is Trenz saying their better, but not saying why!! And does anyone have a good site to buy aftermarket accessories other than Ebay? Thanx!
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Re: Trenz Billet Grills
there can be a diff. i own an 87 chevy pick-up and had problems when i went the cheep way, none of the boltholes on the top of the grill would line up. i made the placei bought it from take it back and replace it with a higher dollar one and itfit perfect. so i would watch these kind of things.
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There's a guy selling them regularly on ebay (2003-2004) for $108, or $137 with a billet bowtie included. Search there, he has them for the older years as well.
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