Installed 2011 Sport grille on my 2010 Sport
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Installed 2011 Sport grille on my 2010 Sport
Hey guys,
Just wanted to share some pictures of a 2011 Sport grille which I had installed on my 2010 Maxima SV Sport + Tech. It was definitely an interesting experience tracking the grille down because it's such a new part, but I got it done.
Enjoy!
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After:
Just wanted to share some pictures of a 2011 Sport grille which I had installed on my 2010 Maxima SV Sport + Tech. It was definitely an interesting experience tracking the grille down because it's such a new part, but I got it done.
Enjoy!
Before:
After:
Last edited by chdavis; 09-15-2010 at 10:21 PM.
#2
Car looks nice man and if u dnt mind me asking where did u find it cuz I'm looking for one and can't find it. I dnt wana paint the one i got cuz I kinda like the chrome but would like to have a diff look for a while
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Through my Nissan dealer and extremely tireless parts manager. I have the part number and any Nissan dealer that knows their **** should be able to order for you. You need to take the front clip off to get it on though.
#7
looks better...i too would buy it like this instead of painting it or wrapping it in vinly, but i want to get a black grill that eliminates the nissan emblem in front....i have a question, i see your before picture had the front plate bracket, and it's gone on the after pictures....did you have the holes plugged and painted ? how much that run you ?
#8
I had a new bumper installed and painted, which is when I had the grille installed. I scuffed the bottom of the bumper when I was pulling into an ally.
It think it all set me back about $2000.
Yep:
Grille Part # 620709N00A $204.12
Emblem Part # 620229N00H $37.52
Bumper Cover Part # 620229N00H $377.21
Plus, I went to an extremely high-end body shop so the labor for all this was $603.50. Plus paint materials and other miscellaneous labor.
YMMV
It think it all set me back about $2000.
Yep:
Grille Part # 620709N00A $204.12
Emblem Part # 620229N00H $37.52
Bumper Cover Part # 620229N00H $377.21
Plus, I went to an extremely high-end body shop so the labor for all this was $603.50. Plus paint materials and other miscellaneous labor.
YMMV
Last edited by chdavis; 09-15-2010 at 03:27 PM. Reason: Parts
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Last edited by Antny74; 09-15-2010 at 08:32 PM.
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When you say "front clip" what does that mean. Do you have to drop the entire front fascia to get access to the grill?
That may be more than I'm willing to do...
#16
As far as I know, that's correct.
#20
Removal and install are extremely simple. Only thing besides the grille you have to remove is the black plastic above the grille that covers above the radiator and around the hood latch. Total removal and install time maybe 10 minutes. All you need is a flat head screwdriver. Super easy
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There's not much you can do to reverse the ugliness that is the 7th gen grille. The car is nicer than the 6th gen, but it's still no 4DSC no matter what they call it.
Spare me the animated gifs, i'm outta here.
Spare me the animated gifs, i'm outta here.
Last edited by Hectic; 09-28-2010 at 01:16 AM.
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LOL...I thought I was the only one who obsessed over the inspection stickers and making sure they were lined up perfectly.
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