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04-12-2010, 08:32 PM
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front grille
Not sure if anyone has done this, or if it's really a good idea, but has anyone completely removed the top grille on the sedan? I think it would look a lot better without it, but I don't wanna remove it if it's going to have any negative side effects. I hear about people not wanting to completely remove the bottom one for fear of debris hitting inside the engine bay, but don't know if it would matter for the top one?
 any insight/help/suggestions would be appreciated thanks
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1996 Miata Exterior: Aftermarket rims (on car when I bought it), aftermarket glass-window soft-top (also on car when bought) Interior: Alpine H/U Performance: Corksport "Drift" Cat-Back Exhaust, Hard Dog Ace Double Diagonal Roll Bar Future (planned) mods: Intake, bumper turning light "induction" kit, better aftermarket wheels (lighter), light flywheel, upgraded clutch, racing seats, etc etc. |
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