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Anybody know where to get these from?

isysman

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I saw this photo recently on rennlist and I'm really keen to get these grills for my bumper. Think it looks great. Only issue is I don't know who makes them. I couldn't ask the thread starter because he had been banned it seems. I posted a thread on there and was told that Cargraphic make them. Contacted them and they said not them. They make some similar but not like this. I contacted ZunSport, same answer, not theirs but they make something similar. However the photos they sent don't look so good. Also the centre grill was missing.

So if you know who makes them or think you know someone who can make them please let me know.

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It's a GT2 front bumper with a GT2RS front lip.
 
Zunsport will make them for you they do need cars as templates and I'm sure they. Reduce the costs but would need the front bumper I have them on my turbo they in cannock staffs about 5 mins from my office

Steve dickens
 

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I know these do a job to some degree if its a daily, but they don't look nice at all.
 
Boba fett said:
I know these do a job to some degree if its a daily, but they don't look nice at all.
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I've always thought the same but I do think the GT2 in the photo looks mean. But they would need to be just like those.
 
isysman said:
Boba fett said:
I know these do a job to some degree if its a daily, but they don't look nice at all.
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I've always thought the same but I do think the GT2 in the photo looks mean. But they would need to be just like those.
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Don't do it, looks like a black fishnet over the nice details.
 
Parr used to install these via cargraphic - i agree look better than Zunsport ones which to be fair still do the job but do not have that integrated look sitting just in front of rads rather than on front of front bumper :thumbs:

edited to say speak to Lawrence at Parr. He should be able to help you out
 
Really not keen on them, surely there's a way of mounting a grill behind the bumper details but before the Rads??

I'll have a look when I'm back at work and climbing around the car...
 
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