SS Grill and Ionic Dynamics roof spoiler install. (PICS)
03-14-2007, 03:43 PM
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SS Grill and Ionic Dynamics roof spoiler install. (PICS)
It's been a long time coming but I finally replaced my stock grill with then added the Ionics window spoiler. First the Street Scenes Grill.
The stock grill has seen better days.
The SS grill was very easy to install.
I went with the chrome grill. I really love the new look!
I'll have to update my signature now.
The stock grill has seen better days.
The SS grill was very easy to install.
I went with the chrome grill. I really love the new look!
I'll have to update my signature now.
03-14-2007, 03:44 PM
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And now the Ionic Dynamics roof spoiler. Got it in a group deal here on maxima.org
They used an epoxy to hold it on, not double sided tape.
First time around the body shop didn't get the paint matched right. 2nd try was much better.
It's freshly waxed with Meguirs Cleaner Wax followed by a coat of the Meguirs NXT Tech Wax.
They used an epoxy to hold it on, not double sided tape.
First time around the body shop didn't get the paint matched right. 2nd try was much better.
It's freshly waxed with Meguirs Cleaner Wax followed by a coat of the Meguirs NXT Tech Wax.
Interesting.
03-15-2007, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ramberg
The first thing I changed was the grille.
Its looks sharp. How about installing the bottom grill?
Its looks sharp. How about installing the bottom grill?
You know as far as stock grills go, I always liked the stock grill. I got my 05 in Nov 04 so my stock grill is pretty beat up and it was time for a change. Thanks for all the comments. (except for the cute one
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Thanks Dues!
03-15-2007, 10:41 AM
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You're welcome Apollo. The lower grill is available through Stillen, but the application is the 2000-2001 Maxima grill. It just happens to fit hte lower grill when you have the Stillen body kit. The pioneer of this mod was actually Wackus Maximus. I had my grills powdercoated gloss black.
03-18-2007, 03:37 PM
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I think it looks great. I went with the billet grile, and yanked all my emblems. Not that I'm against whoever wants to put it out and proud "NISSAN" but I've been there done that with emblems and stickers etc. I love my 04 Max but I think the car is a great looking car, period. If you take off all emblems, it makes people's eye's more look at the car itself. The lines on this car really speak for themselves. It is just a great looking car no matter if someone recognizes it or not.
03-20-2007, 10:53 AM
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Hey... I just loved the look on the maxima with the SS grille, but the Nissan Burger made a hell of a difference... To put it on, I actually used a Dremel to make a hole on the grille, leaving a line in the center to hold the center of the emblem. Then used epoxy paste on the back of it, and looks like it belongs there. Of course you have to measure everything in order to make sure you don't ruin everything, but the results are awesome.
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