I'm looking into purchasing a billet grille for my Supercrew and I want some opinions on what brands make a good product. I don't want a bolt-over because the ones I've seen in person look cheap (sorry if I offended anyone). I've seen some that say they require cutting the stock grille and I really don't want to do that either. Does someone make a grille that isn't a bolt-over but doesn't require cutting? What about Stull?

-Craig

 

I have a Carriage Works Black Billet Grille. I got it from truckperformace.com There was no cutting involved. I just had to drill about 4 holes to install the mounting brackets. My stock grille was held in by tabs, i have a 2003 so i dont know about the 2001's. Hope this helps.


Jon

 

I've never seen a black billet grille before, it looks awesome.

 

I installed a DJ Motorsports switchblade grille. It did require cutting, but overall the install was pretty easy. Just make sure you have access to a pop rivet tool.
It's a real headturner!

 

Here's my very subtle opinion LOL. NEVER EVER buy Precision grilles, the black powdercoating chips insanely. I'll pay you to steal my Precision grille from me.

Here's my 2nd opinion. NEVER EVER.. you know the rest. I've replaced and re-replaced several things on my truck yet never been so dissatisfied with one particular one in my whole life.