Mesh Grille
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Thanks anyway
I don't want a radiator screen from dali I want the ones that cover the front end the three areas in the front if anyone has pics please post or email them to me at [email protected]
I don't want a radiator screen from dali I want the ones that cover the front end the three areas in the front if anyone has pics please post or email them to me at [email protected]
Taken from one of Bills posts:
The grills were custom made locally by what I call "the grill dude".
his # is 480 628-5310 Shane and Kodiak they are brothers that have these and most grills available for most cars already.
He does great work and already has the specs. for the 91 through 2001 NSX.They are "pressure fit" and do not require screwing into the body.
If anyone is interested let him know you were refered by Bill in AZ w/ yellow NSX
The grills were custom made locally by what I call "the grill dude".
his # is 480 628-5310 Shane and Kodiak they are brothers that have these and most grills available for most cars already.
He does great work and already has the specs. for the 91 through 2001 NSX.They are "pressure fit" and do not require screwing into the body.
If anyone is interested let him know you were refered by Bill in AZ w/ yellow NSX
I had also purchased set from these guys. They were called "The Grill Guys" out of AZ (I think it was Phoenix). The name of the individual was Shane. I paid something like $200 for them. The fit was OK--not great. I'd go a different route IMO.
Something like we have on the cars now:
or on our '02
This mesh is aluminum and purchased from a local auto parts store.
Best of luck,
Ben
Something like we have on the cars now:
or on our '02
This mesh is aluminum and purchased from a local auto parts store.
Best of luck,
Ben
That's exactly what I was directing you to. Go to Dali's site and you will find the ones for the two side openings as well as the one for the center opening (in the link above).special k said:
I have used one for sale. Bought it from beckertb! Still in original packaging from beckertb, never been open. Paid $100, looking to get my money back 
email me at [email protected] if interested.
email me at [email protected] if interested.
mesh grill
well, the side mesh is ok from dali, but the holes are a bit too small. also, the middle rad. cover goes right in front of the radiator...
i'd rather put it right behind the front trim....and NOT in front of it either, like the ones above... doesn't look nice.
you can use the dali one in this manner 'cause the holes are way too small and it'd create too much resistance....
there is a nice mounting place where the lic plate bracket would normally be mounted at....
i'm looking for the perfect size grill... a blk anodized plastic or metal mesh....
will post once i fnd it and put one together....
none i've seen so far suffices, IMO, for me...
j.rho
95 nsx-t blk/tan
[email protected]
well, the side mesh is ok from dali, but the holes are a bit too small. also, the middle rad. cover goes right in front of the radiator...
i'd rather put it right behind the front trim....and NOT in front of it either, like the ones above... doesn't look nice.
you can use the dali one in this manner 'cause the holes are way too small and it'd create too much resistance....
there is a nice mounting place where the lic plate bracket would normally be mounted at....
i'm looking for the perfect size grill... a blk anodized plastic or metal mesh....
will post once i fnd it and put one together....
none i've seen so far suffices, IMO, for me...
j.rho
95 nsx-t blk/tan
[email protected]
Heh... the silver 02+ NSX with the mesh on it looks like its mouth is open and it has some shiny braces 
You don't want to just get "chicken wire" or regular mesh from the hardware store. That stuff bends and flexes too easily and over time it'll look wavy on the bumper. Use some thick industrial gauge mesh (that is very hard to bend) and mount that securely to the inner part of the bumper skin. I wouldn't put mesh on my NSX but I did use it on my Civic in the past to hide the intercooler, but I also painted the mesh black so it blended in better and didn't stand out like a bright silver mesh in the front of your car would.
You don't want to just get "chicken wire" or regular mesh from the hardware store. That stuff bends and flexes too easily and over time it'll look wavy on the bumper. Use some thick industrial gauge mesh (that is very hard to bend) and mount that securely to the inner part of the bumper skin. I wouldn't put mesh on my NSX but I did use it on my Civic in the past to hide the intercooler, but I also painted the mesh black so it blended in better and didn't stand out like a bright silver mesh in the front of your car would.
