Cold Air Induction Grilles
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Drifting
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Cold Air Induction Grilles
MidAmerica sells Cold Air Induction Grilles that replaces driving light grilles for improved form & function for $69.99.
Why not just remove the driving light grilles altogether? Perhaps adding a Z06 screen?
Why not just remove the driving light grilles altogether? Perhaps adding a Z06 screen?
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Re: Cold Air Induction Grilles (EricVonZipper)
MidAmerica sells Cold Air Induction Grilles that replaces driving light grilles for improved form & function for $69.99.
Why not just remove the driving light grilles altogether? Perhaps adding a Z06 screen?
Why not just remove the driving light grilles altogether? Perhaps adding a Z06 screen?
1) remove the stock pieces and add Z06 screens (I wouldn't leave it completely open)
2) drill holes in the stock pieces and get the same thing you'd get by buying the aftermarket pieces with a ton less hassle of installing them.
I did 3) paint the aftermarket grills body color (white in my case) and install them. I did it for cosmetics alone, I don't believe they make a bit of hp difference.
Here's a pic:
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Drifting
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From: Bothell WA
Re: Cold Air Induction Grilles (DsC5)
How difficult is it to swap the fog light surrounds? How do you get to the back of the surrounds to do the swap? It looks like a long reach from the top. Can you remove the radiator shroud to get to them?
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Re: Cold Air Induction Grilles (Mark VerMurlen)
yes, remove the radiator shroud and the center air deflector from under the bumper, then you have complete access to the fog light surrounds. :cheers:
