Grill Chop.

[KsBowhunter]

Hey guys, I'm trying to decide if I want to do anything with my grill or not. I'm looking at 3 options.
#1. Body match the rim of my grill and leave inner black.
#2. Body match the inner part of grill and leave outer rim black.
#3. Do nothing.. lol

Can anyone help me out with a chop of the first two options?



Thanks in advance to anyone that can lend a hand!

 

[TexasRammer]

#1


#2


And #3

 

[0212353]

#1 be the ****.

 

[scott2488]

#1 looks best to me

 

[GhostRam94]

I agree with above, number 1

 

[TexasRammer]

I actually liked #2 for some reason. I though it would be stupid, but I liked it

 

[KsBowhunter]

Thanks for the chop! Man I dunno now. I really thought I'd like #1 far and away, but the inner grill looks bada$$ too. Won't paint it until I buy a hood this fall, but it's definitely a tough decision..

 

[KsBowhunter]

Rammer, if I post a farther away pic that will show more of the truck would you be willing to do both 1 & 2 on it again?

 

[TexasRammer]

Sure

 

[Bigtman07]

#3 For me

 

[LoneStar210]

#1 i like

 

[Great White]

#1 for sure.

 

[bashby80]

#1. Now, off topic, how do you like those flame tread tires? the look cool, but how are they on the streets?

 

[KsBowhunter]

Well I have about 3K miles on them and haven't had any issues. They brake well and I drive it like a sports car at times, so I know they are handling well also.. I had heard issues with rain on reviews, but I made a 200 mile roadtrip on Thursday during a pretty bad thunderstorm and not once did I ever feel like I was losing traction or hydroplaning. Not to mention I was on the interstate doing 75 during the rain. A couple of friends of mine have run these tires and each got between 40-50K miles out of their sets by keeping pressures up and rotating every 6-9K miles depending on driving style. Hope that helps!

 

[bashby80]

it does, thanks. Those same reviews concerned me, just cuz I like the look of that tread.

 

[reddot]

I like number 2 but love number 1!