stull "the package" grill?
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stull "the package" grill?
I'm wondering if anyone can comment on the stull "package" grille sets. It seems like a good idea for a persion who is not terribly eager to do any drilling or cutting (like me)
The only thing is that these grilles are *extremely* expensive; approx. $400 for the SD.
Questions I have --
- Is this really a bolt-on install?
- What is the quality like, in other words, why is it so expensive??
The only thing is that these grilles are *extremely* expensive; approx. $400 for the SD.
Questions I have --
- Is this really a bolt-on install?
- What is the quality like, in other words, why is it so expensive??
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For the money, it looks like it just saves you having to mount grill inserts on the stock grill. So, I guess it depends if the extra $150- $200 is worth the hassle or not. Check all styles available that fit your vehicle and year.
And FYI, not all Stull grills require that you cut/modify/etc your existing grill. Many are simply inserts that go over the existing grill once you pop out the blue Ford oval in the center of the grill. I purchased a "vertical" grill (had to be different than the majority, right?) from Stull. It fits fine over the existing grill. It took me about 1 hour to remove the stock grill, pop out the blue oval, bend the J-hooks, allign the new inserts over the stock grill, tighten them down and adjust into place so they're even. Not too bad for a "rookie" like me. You can see the grill in my gallery if you're interested.
Daryl
And FYI, not all Stull grills require that you cut/modify/etc your existing grill. Many are simply inserts that go over the existing grill once you pop out the blue Ford oval in the center of the grill. I purchased a "vertical" grill (had to be different than the majority, right?) from Stull. It fits fine over the existing grill. It took me about 1 hour to remove the stock grill, pop out the blue oval, bend the J-hooks, allign the new inserts over the stock grill, tighten them down and adjust into place so they're even. Not too bad for a "rookie" like me. You can see the grill in my gallery if you're interested.
Daryl
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