corvettemods screens installed
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corvettemods screens installed
Bought some corvettemods1 screens a few weeks back and was finally able to get them in. The job was pretty easy and they look pretty good with the Pewter
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Wow! Love the hood!! (and flames).. 
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Not too bad, just have to take your time so you don't scratch anything.
The fog lamps had pliable rubber around them and fit real snug.
The airways sit back in the plastic shroud and kinda snap in the groove.
Have to put them in and use a needle nose to get them in place so they fit tight and don't move.
The whole thing took no more than 30 minutes, but I had it up on the lift... easy to work on at eye level.
The fog lamps had pliable rubber around them and fit real snug.
The airways sit back in the plastic shroud and kinda snap in the groove.
Have to put them in and use a needle nose to get them in place so they fit tight and don't move.
The whole thing took no more than 30 minutes, but I had it up on the lift... easy to work on at eye level.
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I like that they are offset back a bit. I don't like the ones that are installed flush with the body.
Nice job and I once was going to put subtle flames like that on my pewter hood....but I didn't. But I like the look.
Nice job and I once was going to put subtle flames like that on my pewter hood....but I didn't. But I like the look.
, and you gotta love that Pewter. 
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Are they the stamped metal ones or they like the Z06 screens SS?
Looking at the picture they look like the stamped ones galvanized.
Looking at the picture they look like the stamped ones galvanized.
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Looks great
They look good on black too
I like the tighter pattern of these better. The ones you posted look like they have a more open pattern which just doesn't look right to me...
They look good on black tooLast edited by SharkByte; Jul 27, 2009 at 11:29 PM.