P 7 Bumper-less Grille Installed
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P7 Grill
ich bin neu hier und weiss leider nicht wie ich Dir privat schreiben kann. Ich würde auch gerne den P7 Grill montieren aber habe leider keinen Überblick mehr was ich alles dazu brauche. Kannst Du mir vielleicht sagen, was ich alles kaufen muss, damit ich den Grill montieren kann?
Vielen lieben Dank.
Gruss Gary
#442
Hi
ich bin neu hier und weiss leider nicht wie ich Dir privat schreiben kann. Ich würde auch gerne den P7 Grill montieren aber habe leider keinen Überblick mehr was ich alles dazu brauche. Kannst Du mir vielleicht sagen, was ich alles kaufen muss, damit ich den Grill montieren kann?
Vielen lieben Dank.
Gruss Gary
ich bin neu hier und weiss leider nicht wie ich Dir privat schreiben kann. Ich würde auch gerne den P7 Grill montieren aber habe leider keinen Überblick mehr was ich alles dazu brauche. Kannst Du mir vielleicht sagen, was ich alles kaufen muss, damit ich den Grill montieren kann?
Vielen lieben Dank.
Gruss Gary
To answer your question, Getting a hold of a P7 grill is an involved process. You have to have a VIN from an actual P7 to order the parts.
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I want to say I paid around $450 shipped from an out of state jaguar dealership. No one has had a good experience with knock off parts...
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Manual:
Dismantling the previous front bumper
Expansion of the previous grill
Clipping of the parking sensor adapter into the honeycombs (5th honeycomb from the center)
Mounting the Straight Park Sensors (The straight sensors are invisible from the front)
Removing the Styropor behind the old grill
Paint the crossbar and the cooler behind the old grill in matt black
Disconnect the cables from the old parking sensors
Extend the cables of the parking sensors
Lay the cables of the parking sensors towards the grill edge on the back of the honeycombs with 2K glue
Installation of the new grill and installation of the front bumper
Adjustment and alignment of the new parking sensors
Attach my own Stoh n sho license plate
Costs:
P7 Grill and Surround approx 320 €
Painting the surround 60 €
2 3D adapter 40 €
2 Straight parking sensors 26 €
Cable 2 €
Paint Blackmatt 5 €
Installation and set-up of park sensors 470 €
License plate: free of a friend
Total: 923 €
For a front grille quite a bit, but I find the result very great!
A good news still for those interested in the 3D adapter. These are now ready and I have this with me. More about pm.
Dismantling the previous front bumper
Expansion of the previous grill
Clipping of the parking sensor adapter into the honeycombs (5th honeycomb from the center)
Mounting the Straight Park Sensors (The straight sensors are invisible from the front)
Removing the Styropor behind the old grill
Paint the crossbar and the cooler behind the old grill in matt black
Disconnect the cables from the old parking sensors
Extend the cables of the parking sensors
Lay the cables of the parking sensors towards the grill edge on the back of the honeycombs with 2K glue
Installation of the new grill and installation of the front bumper
Adjustment and alignment of the new parking sensors
Attach my own Stoh n sho license plate
Costs:
P7 Grill and Surround approx 320 €
Painting the surround 60 €
2 3D adapter 40 €
2 Straight parking sensors 26 €
Cable 2 €
Paint Blackmatt 5 €
Installation and set-up of park sensors 470 €
License plate: free of a friend
Total: 923 €
For a front grille quite a bit, but I find the result very great!
A good news still for those interested in the 3D adapter. These are now ready and I have this with me. More about pm.
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First of all, I would like to inform you that it is a successful job.
For my taste, however, the honeycombs would be too close to each other.
I would also make the grid black.
For me, the original P7 grill looks more consistent.
Could you mount the front sensors on this grill? I do not see any in the pictures.
For my taste, however, the honeycombs would be too close to each other.
I would also make the grid black.
For me, the original P7 grill looks more consistent.
Could you mount the front sensors on this grill? I do not see any in the pictures.
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Looks fine, but it's not evocative of the XKE, which I thought was the inspiration for the F-Type. More evocative of the current XF if anything. My comment is just my opinion, of course, and isn't meant to be derogatory. I don't seek approval of what I do to my cars but I don't mind observations from others.
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bryklug2001,
I think it looks great.
It makes the car more individual, removes that ugly crossbar, and follows the tradition of Jaguars.
Mesh grills have been on many higher-performance Jaguars for many years.
The grill area looks larger and more akin to an exotic. I also like the chrome mesh in the side vents, as a contrast against the dark color (I would do these in black if the car was red or light blue).
Kudos to you
I think it looks great.
It makes the car more individual, removes that ugly crossbar, and follows the tradition of Jaguars.
Mesh grills have been on many higher-performance Jaguars for many years.
The grill area looks larger and more akin to an exotic. I also like the chrome mesh in the side vents, as a contrast against the dark color (I would do these in black if the car was red or light blue).
Kudos to you
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Finally did it! Thanks to @Meister_Kajo for the Adapters from the 3D printer! Also did the SVR hood vents and some paint jobs from white to black...
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