Seeing a stock Escalade, Tahoe, or Denali cruising around town is a rare sight anywhere in America. For the owners of these common fullsize SUVs, wheels, dress-up items, and TVs are all typical immediate modifications. With the release of the newly revamped '07 Cadillac Escalade, even more parts and accessories are available for these kings of bling. It's simple to understand why so many of these monikers of luxury are customized with high-end materials used inside and out. With such a powerful engine and a new chiseled exterior, the Escalade exudes elegance.
One of the first mods we see on any truck or SUV is the replacement of the boring stock grille. Replacing the original hardware is as easy as looking through this magazine's pages for billet, stainless, mesh, or race-style material to complement your ride. For this story, we contacted DJ Motorsports of Lake Forest, California, where it had just released a new Diamond Link Mesh grille for the '07 Escalade. The Giovanna Edition Grille by DJ Motorsports is triple chrome-plated T304 stainless steel and creates a whole new look for the front end of the popular Cadillac. Available in chrome or black, the grille comes with all of the necessary hardware for the installation. Check out the story to see just how easy it was to add some character to the Caddy, and contact DJ Motorsports for more information.
| YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED |
| Time Spent Working | Two hours |
| Degree of Difficulty | Beginner |
| (Although a saw was needed) |
| Tools Needed | Flat screwdriver, |
| fishing line, 3M blue masking tape, air saw, metric wrench set for tow hook, and the top of a grille |
| PARTS USED: |
| Giovanna Edition Grille by DJ Motorsports 8310C | $1,995 |
| | (Includes the grille, side vents, and tow-hook covers) |
| Total Cost | $1,995 |