2005 Nissan Titan Buildup - Custom-Built On A Budget

Then, the driver side pipe went into place, but the bolts were not tightened down yet.

On went the polished Gale Banks muffler. This was what would give our Titan its rumble.

We slipped the rear pipe over the axle and into the two hangars. The exhaust clamps were then tightened down.

It was time for the 5-inch Monster tip. This bad boy means business.

We were impressed with the tip's appearance. Oh man, did the exhaust sound great coming from it!

The Grillcraft grille was removed from the boxes and set out in the shop floor.

After pulling the grille from the front end, the retaining clips were depressed and the outer shell was pulled from the shell assembly.

Using a Rotozip, we cut away the center section of the grille. The rough edges were then smoothed with a small sander.

We placed the new Grillcraft grille into place and marked the position of the mounting tabs. A drill was then used to create pilot holes.

With the grilles in place, screws were inserted to keep it secure. We were surprised only three screws held it into place, but they did do the job.

The outer grilles were then installed and the lower section, as well.

Check out how great the front of the Titan looks with the Grillcraft MX-Series grille in place. Our Titan looks great for less than $3,000.