Yeah, yeah, I know about the grill, NOT big on it myself, but what can I do? The previous owner cut out the factory plastic behind it... I want to paint match the grill yet and I was thinkin of just painting the billets and Chevy symbol black?

 

most hated on here has his honeycomb all cut out with a clean lookin intercooler to fill the gap, just a thought

thats my future plans once i come across the need for an intercooler....

 

LOL yeah, boost is a long way away at this point, but that doesn't mean it aint gonna happen

 

haha i hear ya....maybe you could just swap it out for a horizontal billet grill for the time being? idk man, a vertical billet grill would just drive me crazy....lol

 

Whats preventing you from installed normal billet in that grille even with the stock stuff cut out?

I've always cut out my stock grille to install the billet, it looks cleaner.....maybe the newer yrs are diff?

 

im not sure how his is bolted on but my billet grill is bolted onto the honeycomb, but that doesnt mean i couldnt go get bigger brackets or fab up my own to make it work w/o honeycomb lol....

 

yeah with the 99-02 yrs they didnt make a good looking billet grille that bolted on to stock stuff, it just looked tacky.

The good design basically required you to hack all the old stuff out and drill holes to mount.

 

Thats what I need to do, I'll have to buy me a set on ebay

 

What drop is that? I love the stance!

 

IDK? LOL, I took the center leaf spring out and reinstalled the factory shackels in the back and cut 1 coil off the front springs. I just need to do an alignment yet. Also, I cut half of the rubber off of the rear bump stops and clamped the overloads to the remaining leaf spring in the back to help eliminate axle hop. Works great but it does still hit the bump stop in the back when it launches. I think i'll add some caltrac's and that should keep it from hitting the bump stops so bad.