Saleen grille and GT/CS lower fascia installed
2/12/11, 02:53 PM
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Saleen grille and GT/CS lower fascia installed
I think the Saleen grille / GT/CS lower fascia combination makes the front end look much "meaner" than how it appeared in factory guise. I know a lot of people like the fog lights in the grille, but I prefer that area blacked-out.
Please excuse the filthy car as it's been freezing cold here of late...well, by "of late," I mean all winter.
Here's how it appeared stock, just for reference.
Please excuse the filthy car as it's been freezing cold here of late...well, by "of late," I mean all winter.
Here's how it appeared stock, just for reference.
2/12/11, 03:04 PM
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I like the CS Facia and the saleen grill is always a good choice.
The only minor thing for me on the Saleen one is the surround- it has that little design (wedge). As opposed to the flush Roush piece. But since you don't have the HID's it actually meshes up kind of nice with your parking lights. (as in pic 2)
All in all very nicely done!
The only minor thing for me on the Saleen one is the surround- it has that little design (wedge). As opposed to the flush Roush piece. But since you don't have the HID's it actually meshes up kind of nice with your parking lights. (as in pic 2)
All in all very nicely done!
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I like the CS Facia and the saleen grill is always a good choice.
The only minor thing for me on the Saleen one is the surround- it has that little design (wedge). As opposed to the flush Roush piece. But since you don't have the HID's it actually meshes up kind of nice with your parking lights. (as in pic 2)
All in all very nicely done!
The only minor thing for me on the Saleen one is the surround- it has that little design (wedge). As opposed to the flush Roush piece. But since you don't have the HID's it actually meshes up kind of nice with your parking lights. (as in pic 2)
All in all very nicely done!
Yeah, that splitter is sexy!
2/12/11, 03:44 PM
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Thank you, Rich! 
It's funny you said that. Out of all the pictures I've seen online of this exact same front end setup, the pictures you posted of your Kona Blue beauty are what actually got me to get my rear in gear and get these parts installed. I was actually on the fence as to whether or not I should leave my car's front end stock. I think I made the right choice.
It's funny you said that. Out of all the pictures I've seen online of this exact same front end setup, the pictures you posted of your Kona Blue beauty are what actually got me to get my rear in gear and get these parts installed. I was actually on the fence as to whether or not I should leave my car's front end stock. I think I made the right choice.
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