Another Z06 screen question
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Another Z06 screen question
Since were on the topic of Z06 screen...
Are their any difference between the GM/OEM Z06 screens (fog light area) verses aftermarket ones; like from Zip, Eckler's. Mid America, TKO and etc.? I know some use double-sided tape and other use velco. But is that it... the type of install and (of course) price?
Are their any difference between the GM/OEM Z06 screens (fog light area) verses aftermarket ones; like from Zip, Eckler's. Mid America, TKO and etc.? I know some use double-sided tape and other use velco. But is that it... the type of install and (of course) price?
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I just got back from the chevy dealer to prefit a set of oem front grille's, they look great, just don't know how to keep them in place. I'm not removing the nose to do it. If anyone has any idea's, let me know. I'll keep you posted on my progress. but I would go oem, my cost on a set is a little under a hundred bucks...
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Originally Posted by ALX99
I just got back from the chevy dealer to prefit a set of oem front grille's, they look great, just don't know how to keep them in place. I'm not removing the nose to do it. If anyone has any idea's, let me know. I'll keep you posted on my progress. but I would go oem, my cost on a set is a little under a hundred bucks...
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Originally Posted by 1FUNVTT
Since were on the topic of Z06 screen...
Are their any difference between the GM/OEM Z06 screens (fog light area) verses aftermarket ones; like from Zip, Eckler's. Mid America, TKO and etc.? I know some use double-sided tape and other use velco. But is that it... the type of install and (of course) price?
Are their any difference between the GM/OEM Z06 screens (fog light area) verses aftermarket ones; like from Zip, Eckler's. Mid America, TKO and etc.? I know some use double-sided tape and other use velco. But is that it... the type of install and (of course) price?
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If the ones from the forum vendors state they are OEM, then there would be no difference. The ones I have personally seen that are not factory look close to the OEM ones, but there is a little difference. Not enough to be real noticable, but I just prefer the OEM ones.
For ALX99, you can use heavy duty velcro to keep the screens on the car. I just put some velcro on the side and bottom of the screen then did the same for the corresponding area on the car. Has worked just fine for four years.
For ALX99, you can use heavy duty velcro to keep the screens on the car. I just put some velcro on the side and bottom of the screen then did the same for the corresponding area on the car. Has worked just fine for four years.
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Originally Posted by JDs00PewterCoupe
If the ones from the forum vendors state they are OEM, then there would be no difference. The ones I have personally seen that are not factory look close to the OEM ones, but there is a little difference. Not enough to be real noticable, but I just prefer the OEM ones.
For ALX99, you can use heavy duty velcro to keep the screens on the car. I just put some velcro on the side and bottom of the screen then did the same for the corresponding area on the car. Has worked just fine for four years.
For ALX99, you can use heavy duty velcro to keep the screens on the car. I just put some velcro on the side and bottom of the screen then did the same for the corresponding area on the car. Has worked just fine for four years.
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Thanks for the info.
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From: Drive for Five N.J.
[QUOTE=JDs00PewterCoupe]If the ones from the forum vendors state they are OEM, then there would be no difference. The ones I have personally seen that are not factory look close to the OEM ones, but there is a little difference. Not enough to be real noticable, but I just prefer the OEM ones.
For ALX99, you can use heavy duty velcro to keep the screens on the car. I just put some velcro on the side and bottom of the screen then did the same for the corresponding area on the car. Has worked just fine for four years.[/QUOT
thanks JD...
For ALX99, you can use heavy duty velcro to keep the screens on the car. I just put some velcro on the side and bottom of the screen then did the same for the corresponding area on the car. Has worked just fine for four years.[/QUOT
thanks JD...
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Not sure about any differences.
I got mine from MidAmerica and they are held in by double-sided tape. Easy install, and it survived a crash where I had to get the front bumper and hood replaced. Same screens, though.
I got mine from MidAmerica and they are held in by double-sided tape. Easy install, and it survived a crash where I had to get the front bumper and hood replaced. Same screens, though.
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