I have a 94 Integra LS...the front grill was cut out for a turbo intercooler...now I need a grill. LMK if you have one and what price. BTW, need black. Thanks.

 

need the front grill....please sell

 

maybe I'd have an easier time throwing an intercooler in there

come on, front grill please!?!

 

The grill you're referring to on the 94-97 tegs isn't a piece you can replace. It's actually part of the entire front bumper assembly.

 

I see, thanks guess I ill go to a junk yard and cut one out then ghetto it on there...lol...thanks again

 

just install a piece of gutter mesh behind the opening. use a staple gun to put staples along the backside of the bumper and use zip ties to secure the mesh to the opening.

it'll look something like this

 

cool...that looks like something WW would sell

is that a Lowe's or Home Depot piece? so the staples don't go through the bumper? Thanks!

 

why don't you just replace the whole bumper itself?
it's probably less hassle that way...
but it's just a suggestion...

 

yeah, I might...just don't want to pay to have it painted too (custom paint)...but I might not have a choice if I don't do the aftermarket look...

 

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Don't push so hard on the staple gun that the staples will go completely through. You'll get the feel of it and will know how hard to push once you start doing it. Practice on the lower splash guard first. The staples don't go completely through, just deep enough to hold.

The gutter mesh/chicken wire/gardening fence can be picked up anywhere. It's way cheap and you can just use Krylon to spray paint it whatever color you want.

 

just replace it man, if it is that important, don't go and ghetto rig the thing.

 

the staple/zip tie technique is the only way i know that works to install the gutter mesh behind the opening.

bondo/fiberglass doesn't stick well to urethane/plastic. i mean you can use aluminun plates & rivets, but the rivets will show.

here's an example of what the finished product looks like

 

looks good, but looks like nothing is there almost from that angle...do you have more of a side angle so the grate shows up? thanks.