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chuangandrew

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So the Odyssey grille has been popular with the coupes...

this is what it looks like on a sedan =)

BTW, if you want some mod ideas for sedans, click on my build thread here
http://www.driveaccord.net/forums/showthread.php?t=36546

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zip ties are hidden behind the license plate :thmsup:

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Here something i am working on.


09^CBP^6MT,
Not quite the Odyssey grill but rain gutter screen. This may give you an idea of what it may look like without a front plate.
 
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^^ born in fresno whoop whoop...
I like the look of yours a bit better. The ody grill with the stock coupe looks too busy IMO. Is that off the shelf at the local home depot?
 
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Yup. $5 plus tax. I just need to come up with a way to hold the sides better. After installing this one and driving for about 10 minutes, one side came off. I'll post up a better idea or unless you come up with on first.....
 
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odyssey grille costs about $16 CDN so it should be less than $20 US in the States. I also used zip ties from the dealer since it's much stronger than the dollar store ones. They costs about $1 each. you just need to take the time and use a dremel to trim off the excess, then it should fit quite nicely on the back side of the bumper. I tried fitting on the front side, but it just looks hideous.

Note: these thread is for sedans with odyssey grille, not COUPES!!!
 
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in theory no, but just a heads up that the bumpers for coupes and sedans are different (even the V6 sedan vs the I4 sedan is different). The coupes have more spacing in the lower grille section compared to the sedans. Odyssey grilles fit quite nicely in front of the bumper for the coupes, but not so for the sedans. Hence the reason why I fit mine at the back of my sedan. Search up odyssey grille and you should see pics of the grilles on coupes. I believe mine's the first one for sedans.
 
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chuangandrew said:
So the Odyssey grille has been popular with the coupes...
this is what it looks like on a sedan =)
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What year Odyssey? Do you know the part #?

Thanks.
 
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some more distant pics would be nice. those pics just don't look right to me & my screen & all the other pics look fine. i believe it just poor lighting causing the flash to accentuate the metal parts instead of the body, making it difficult to focus on your addition. it looks really busy the way the foto's appear to me.

your blue-tipped drl's are niiice too.
 
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chuangandrew said:
So the Odyssey grille has been popular with the coupes...

this is what it looks like on a sedan =)
zip ties are hidden behind the license plate :thmsup:
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What is the part number for this?

Thanks
 
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LOL Must be old age creeping up.
 
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