where do I get some Z06 or simular front opening screen material???

please help me out guys

 

Try www.McMaster.com enter P/N 9217T33-- they carry EVERYTHING.

 

god its so hard to navigate, do you have a direct link to it?

 

ttt

 

How hard is it click on www.mcmaster.com and enter 9217T33 into the box next to the Find button and click on find?

 

he edited his post after my 3rd post and added PART NUMBER.

dont be a smart a$$

 

Got mine from Home Depot.

Front

http://members.***.net/kcrocker/front_screen.jpg

Side

http://members.***.net/kcrocker/side_screen.jpg

Rear

http://members.***.net/kcrocker/rear_screen.jpg

Cost about $10

 

Any info on the build-up and install of those. Looks great.

 

Ya!

 

 

Fog light template

http://members.***.net/kcrocker/ducttemplate1.jpg

Air duct template

http://members.***.net/kcrocker/ducttemplate2.jpg

These will get you in the ballpark. Print the large one on an 11x17 printer. Glue them to some thin cardboard, and then trace around them on the screen. You will have to trim and refit several times to get them to fit right. The screens are gutter screens. The black trim is screen spline. It is black rubber with a hole in the center. You have to split the spline with an x-acto knife, and fit it over the edges. These are press fit into the openings.

For the sides, I held a piece of cardboard behind the opening and traced the opening, then cut the screen abour 3/8" bigger. I used clear RTV on the edges of the opening and placed the screens in the RTV. I used some string tied off to the mirror and some othe location to hold them in place until the RTV set up.

I basically did the same for the rears, but I cut the screen (used one for both openings) about an inch larger. Held the screen up to the opening and made a mark, then bent the edges of the screen so that they fit tight over the edge of the opening. When you get under there, you will see that the openings have a ridge all the way around. Once you get the screens so that they will stay by themselves, you can spread the RTV around the edges and press the screens into place. You can use some string here too, to hold them until the set up.

I spent the better part of two days on these, but saved about $120 or so, and I think they look just fine.

There was a post last year with some pics. I will see if I can find it.

 

Thanks. Sounds like a good mod on a budget.

I'm definitely on a budget.

 

Valera

I see you got your GTO, nice

 

sure did

come by and I will let you test drive it, its got the LS2 in it

 

I looked at the material from Home Depot. In my view its worth spending the extra and getting the steel mesh.

Good templates

 

holy crap this is harder than i thought it was going to be. cutting the screen spline is a pain in the @$$!!

does anyone have close ups of their screens in their correct positions in the bumper? im having trouble fitting my screens nicely in the fog light openings.