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To fit these grilles to a \'93 corsa i believe you need to do a bit of cutting, rubbing and filling. Is it difficult?

Has anyone any tips for me?

Wondering the same thing!

Any advice, with pics be great

not realy hard place the new grill over the fixed 1 and cut any thing in the way off. want realy look that good better offer getting some post 97 bumpers which are colour code.

[quote=\"sach\"]not realy hard place the new grill over the fixed 1 and cut any thing in the way off. want realy look that good better offer getting some post 97 bumpers which are colour code.[/quote]

Cheers, I was considering either spraying my bumpers (front & back) and arches to colour code them, or just fitting the post 97 bumpers as you suggested, which do you think will be cheapest?

dont go 4 the cheapest go 4 what looks better

get post 97 smooth them off and respray them job done

[quote=\"sach\"]dont go 4 the cheapest go 4 what looks better

get post 97 smooth them off and respray them job done[/quote]

Good call, cheers pal

im doing this, got some pre 97 bumpers, smoothing them and sprayin em. I just hacked off/carefully removed the old grille and im gonna fibreglass up the hole it left, then its just like fitting a grille to a post 97 bumper.

aye go for post 97\'s mate, tiz piece of piss to fit then, just remove a few bolts, then it clips in with a bit of force lol, where the original v grill came out, wont take anymore than 5 minutes, while if you use the pr97 type it will take much longer.