Type R Grill in 01-02 sedan/coupe

[kolayxdoh]

So I was thinking about cutting the inlets/lines in the grill out to replace it with the type R grill? ; I really wish it was removable..

But with something like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/98-02-HONDA...fits=Model:Accord&hash=item2c6fa83af2&vxp=mtr

 

[kolayxdoh]

Or something like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-Accor...2001|Model:Accord&hash=item2c73af0415&vxp=mtr

 

[RedRyder]

Dont need our approval, pick the one you like and go for it. It's been done, you can search up some photos if that helps.

 

[Narftastic]

No, you're not allowed.

 

[KombatVirus]

Its a much harder job than you described, most people agree that it isn't worth it. Doing it yourself it will probably not come out too well, and doing it a shop will cost big $$
That grill is also butt-ugly. Looks like a black ****tier stock one, why not just plasti-dip the one you have instead?

 

[kolayxdoh]

I thought about plastidipping the current grill black but I just didn't like how the grill lines that go across are so thick

I've been searching for someone that cut out the grill and replaced it, specifically a 01-02 sedan but haven't had any luck. Could anyone point me towards the right direction?

 

[kn0x47]

That grill will not fit. There was a company that made a replacement grill for the sedans but you'll probably grow old and die before you can find one of those again

 

[Russianred]

No, you're not allowed.

That grill will not fit. There was a company that made a replacement grill for the sedans but you'll probably grow old and die before you can find one of those again

Is that the RAVEN grille Matt (BadgerType) used to have?

Another rare commodity I myself have been on the lookout for..

 

[kolayxdoh]

Are there no sedan drivers that cut out the current grill?

 

[agginline86]

the only person i've seen cut the grill successfully is sonni_kuba
http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46838

and he had a LOT of work done when he took it into the shop, and it came out incredible

but unless you're ready to throw some serious cash down, stick to plasti-dip