I took my old grill off my 89 RS and it looks like the only holes that match are the two on top which makes the grill flimsy. There are two holes on the side of the grill, but not on the body of my camaro where they line up, should i drill a hole or what?

Also, I bought the Blazer foglights, has anyone installed them? I am assuming you have to drill for these as well. Any tips before I might screw something up?

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1989 Camaro RS
355 engine (in machine shop) approx. 400 HP
Turbo 350 w/B&M Shift kit
3.73 Richmond Gears
No Emissions or computer

Daily Driver (till Camaro is done)
1972 Pontiac LeMans 2Door
red with tan top
350 V-8
Edelbrock Perf. Intake
"Worked" Rochester Carb
Turbo 350 tranny
Dual Exhaust w/Glasspacks

 

i just bought ym blazer light's the "chrome ones " about 3 days ago, i have a SC and my grill isn't made for fog light so i had to put the suckers behind the grill, i had to drill holes inthis beam to get them on, they are a bit farther back than i had hoped but when i turn them on you dont even notice and can't even see the grill in front.

 

i just put a iroc grille on my 92 i just drilled 2 holes for the side and for the lights i got the blazer ones and drilled a hole through the top of the grille right in the middle and it works perfectly fine

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92 25th annv. camaro
midnight black
stock 305 tbi
t-tops

89 camaro
carburated 305
bored .030 over
flat top pistons
bigger valves
heads and block shaved
spoiler
tinted windowshuge white chevy symbol on back
92 stock rims
92 ground effects
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