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  SKU:   Mustang-GT500-2020
  UPC:   682604775159
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Grille Mesh Set for 2020 - 2022 Ford Mustang GT500

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Price: $169.99

This is a replacement grille mesh set for a Ford Mustang GT500 from 2020-2022. The set includes 4 precut and formed mesh pieces that utilize a high air flow hexagon mesh set which offers better protection than the factory design.

Our hexagon design uses 1/4 inch spacing which provides a much tighter pattern than the OEM mesh pieces do, while retaining very high flow for cooling. Top, Bottom, and both Side mesh pieces are included in the price.

This set is intended for use with OEM grills & bumper, we have not tested these on regular Mustang bumper conversion kits. The mesh pieces come powder coated gloss black have a bent edge which is similar the stock grilles.

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Tech Data
Raw Material:
Aluminum
Mesh Pattern:
Perforated Hexagon
Hexagon Size:
0.25"
Mesh Thickness:
0.065" / 14 Gauge
Open Area:
77%
Size (Top):
8" x 43"
Size (Bottom):
6" x 38"
Size (Side):
6.5" x 15"
Weight (Set):
~1lb
Finish Type:
Gloss Black Powder Coat
Country of Origin:
U.S.A.
Yes, bumper removal is required for installation. Please view the linked video for the bumper removal process.
Maybe. We have not tested that yet. We currently only know that it fits the OEM bumper.
No, the mesh is made from aluminum.
No installation hardware is included, only the mesh pieces. Simply remove the old factory mesh and replace with the new mesh.
Mesh Pricing
4pc Set
$169.99
1 Product Reviews - Average rating 5 / 5 (Show All)
2020 Shelby GT500
- 2/21/2026
The stock 0.45” hex grille has 81% open area vs. 77% for the 0.25” mesh—only a 4% reduction. Over five years, my coolers were about 50% blocked from debris damage, suggesting roughly a 10% loss in flow per year with the stock grille. From what I’ve seen over the past year, the 0.25” mesh rejects ~60% more rocks and debris than stock with no increase in temps on the track or at road rallies.
ShelbyFlyer ran an offset mesh that likely reduced open area by more than 4% and saw no increase in oil temps on track, which gave me confidence to switch to the 0.25” mesh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc157sEdWhE