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The only thing that wouldn't destroy the stock one would be a complete replacement. So no, they don't have a complete replacement for the stock one yet.
 
The Grillcraft Billet grill appears to be a bolt over version.

Grillcraft® - Genuine Sport Grilles - Grillcraft - 2011 Toyota 4-Runner

It is "bolt-over," that's the one I installed, and satisfied. Took the "old man" about an hour, but hey, I was having a couple of cold ones too. :lmao: The black plastic grille just wasn't doing it for me.

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Renegad44 that grill looks pretty good, I think I may order myself one!

Thanks Screecha. The more I looked at the front, the more the black "honey-comb" plastic didn't work for me, so I found that grill, and I'm happy with it. :cheers:
 
Thanks Screecha. The more I looked at the front, the more the black "honey-comb" plastic didn't work for me, so I found that grill, and I'm happy with it. :cheers:

This is a T-Rex. Extremely easy to install right over the stock grill. I am Thinking of Powder Coating it Black.
 

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Thanks Screecha. The more I looked at the front, the more the black "honey-comb" plastic didn't work for me, so I found that grill, and I'm happy with it. :cheers:

I feel exactly the same about the honeycomb grill, It looks fine on a black T4R but sticks out like a sore thumb on any other color. Grillcraft Billet grill has been ordered, Can't wait to install it and see how it looks on Blizzard Pearl!
 
I feel exactly the same about the honeycomb grill, It looks fine on a black T4R but sticks out like a sore thumb on any other color. Grillcraft Billet grill has been ordered, Can't wait to install it and see how it looks on Blizzard Pearl!

I think it will look great, and won't take much time to put on. Shoot us a picture when you're done, I'd like to see it. :thumb3:
 
Today I hit or ran into an object on the Hwy at 70 mph --- it looked like a golf ball, but clearly was something more substantial... It did punch a hole in my grill. The good news is that it didn't hit the windshield..

Anyway -- what are the best options:

Replace the OEM grill (how much does this cost?)
Get a grill cover
Do a mod like the one's done on the forum?

BTW - this object was coming across the Hwy, not directly at me -- I was surprised it punched a hole in the grill in my TE.
 
I know there are programs that will powdercoat your stock rims. They send you the powdercoated rims and then you send them your OEM rims. Obviously you would leave a deposit and such. I wonder if anyone would be willing to do that. How long do the other GrillCraft take?
 
I ended up ordering a Carriage Works billet grille (powder coated black) for my silver TE - $120. I needed to either do the Satoshi mod, replace the front grille or put on an overlay. I have a golf ball sized hole in the grille from a run in with some debris on the hwy -- if it doesn't look good, I will figure out another option.
 

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