Removing the black front grill on AP1 bumper
Remove the speed nuts on the back of the grill that attach to the bumper. You can do this with the bumper on but it's easier with the bumper off.
It also "clips" itself in place on the sides.
It also "clips" itself in place on the sides.
Taking the bumper off is a piece of cake. If you go turbo you may aswell get used to it. I can take mine off in less then 2 minutes now.
Removing the grill is just as easy as they have stated.
Removing the grill is just as easy as they have stated.
You can only remove the top portion of the grill though. The bottom half of it needs to be cut or dremelled off. I used a dremel on mine and took about an hour to cut it off and smooth down the jagged edges after cutting. Make sure you take your time and don't touch the plastic pieces that fly off when you dremel as they are extremely hot and can burn you. Ask me how I know
I removed mine on my AP2 by hitting a pair of denim jeans that fell off the back of a truck on the interstate while doing about 80. I dont suggest you use the same method but hey it worked for me.
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Originally Posted by Abide,Aug 9 2007, 03:05 PM
I removed mine on my AP2 by hitting a pair of denim jeans that fell off the back of a truck on the interstate while doing about 80. I dont suggest you use the same method but hey it worked for me.
Originally Posted by afwfjustin,Aug 9 2007, 09:19 AM
You can only remove the top portion of the grill though. The bottom half of it needs to be cut or dremelled off. I used a dremel on mine and took about an hour to cut it off and smooth down the jagged edges after cutting. Make sure you take your time and don't touch the plastic pieces that fly off when you dremel as they are extremely hot and can burn you. Ask me how I know 

hopefully this is motivation, don't mind the dirt...
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