stainless mesh for front bumper
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stainless mesh for front bumper
I am thinking of getting some stainless mesh to cover the openings in the front bumper to save my FMIC, oil cooler, radiator, etc. Doesn't seem like anyone does this. Why not? Are there problems with airflow, attachment, others. Has anyone tried this? What size mesh would be optimum?
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I think it would be a great upgrade!
Last weekend I met up with a guy driving a Mitsu Lancer EVO VI with a large bird smashed into the mesh in front of the FMIC, I imagine the mesh saved that IC.
And when I look at my oil-coolers, I really see no excuse to why I shouldn't install some sort of mesh there. Those coolers are really beat up!
Last weekend I met up with a guy driving a Mitsu Lancer EVO VI with a large bird smashed into the mesh in front of the FMIC, I imagine the mesh saved that IC.
And when I look at my oil-coolers, I really see no excuse to why I shouldn't install some sort of mesh there. Those coolers are really beat up!
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I just had my body shop install the mesh in all 3 openings on the Mazda Speed GTC front. He used epoxy to adhere it to the fiberglass. I did not want my polished Apex FMIC all hammered up either. i think it looks better also.
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Originally posted by sub-zero
I just had my body shop install the mesh in all 3 openings on the Mazda Speed GTC front. He used epoxy to adhere it to the fiberglass. I did not want my polished Apex FMIC all hammered up either. i think it looks better also.
I just had my body shop install the mesh in all 3 openings on the Mazda Speed GTC front. He used epoxy to adhere it to the fiberglass. I did not want my polished Apex FMIC all hammered up either. i think it looks better also.
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