How does the Trenz grille fit? bolt on?
06-18-2001, 11:18 AM
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Bolts on. It will come with pretty good instructions. You do have to play with the alignment of the grill.
Originally posted by maxtypeser
For all the people that have the trenz grille...Does it fit into the stock mounts? or does it just use double stick tape to hold it in place? or a little of both? Thanks..
Chieh
For all the people that have the trenz grille...Does it fit into the stock mounts? or does it just use double stick tape to hold it in place? or a little of both? Thanks..
Chieh
06-18-2001, 03:17 PM
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I have perimeter polished and valance polished and there are bolt on. You do have to do a little bending. If you are interested in buying a polished valance and a perimeter email me at kyle7475@hotmail.com They messed up on my order and sent me 2 sets of grills. I'll give ya a good deal.
06-18-2001, 04:03 PM
#6
like 1MAX2NV
said you do have to play with the gap and alignment a little bit but it will work it self out later...after I drove around for while it settled down nicely....
Kyle7475-how much fo the valance..my grill is polished...
Kyle7475-how much fo the valance..my grill is polished...
06-18-2001, 06:56 PM
#7
Why do I always see a gap for these Trenz grill? I think I only seen one on a Maxima that is aligned perfectly. I'm switching to a 97-99 front bumper and want to get a Trenz grill, but I want it to fit perfectly. That gap just looks weird.
06-18-2001, 07:07 PM
#8
Originally posted by Cumalot
Why do I always see a gap for these Trenz grill? I think I only seen one on a Maxima that is aligned perfectly. I'm switching to a 97-99 front bumper and want to get a Trenz grill, but I want it to fit perfectly. That gap just looks weird.
Why do I always see a gap for these Trenz grill? I think I only seen one on a Maxima that is aligned perfectly. I'm switching to a 97-99 front bumper and want to get a Trenz grill, but I want it to fit perfectly. That gap just looks weird.
06-18-2001, 09:03 PM
#9
Originally posted by metallic97gxe
it is not too bad....the pic make it look real bad but it is not...but I have heard.......you can send it back to TRENZ to get it "fixed"...but really it is not too bad and you can live with with it....
it is not too bad....the pic make it look real bad but it is not...but I have heard.......you can send it back to TRENZ to get it "fixed"...but really it is not too bad and you can live with with it....
06-19-2001, 12:09 AM
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How is the quality?
I heard that the quality on these is pretty bad!? Is this true?
Some one told me that it is all show, and that it dents and chips even when you hit a fly. In other words I was told it is a very poor quality product.
Does it rust? (I live in Toronto where salt and snow are common)
What's the story?
Some one told me that it is all show, and that it dents and chips even when you hit a fly. In other words I was told it is a very poor quality product.
Does it rust? (I live in Toronto where salt and snow are common)
What's the story?
06-19-2001, 01:17 AM
#13
...good quality....
get them from Greg here-http://www.CustomMaxima.com/
these are Billet aluminum grills made from strong aluminum no it will not bend when a fly hits it...this grill is made of aluminum and the factory one is plastic this one is better material than factory.....huh!!!
these are Billet aluminum grills made from strong aluminum no it will not bend when a fly hits it...this grill is made of aluminum and the factory one is plastic this one is better material than factory.....huh!!!
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