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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 04:22 PM
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Can anyone help me find the thread about the under car debris screen to keep trash from blocking the radiator? I can't remember which company sells them.
Thanks for your help. David
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 06:30 PM
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The Forum Store has a really nice one. If you're running a GM Bra, you will need longer snap fasteners for under front the Bumper, though. Best,

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http://www.zip-products.com/Corvette...8F1B5C7684D353
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 06:55 PM
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Where does that fit on the car and has anyone used them with success?
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 07:24 PM
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Pretty sure Mid-America still sells them too.
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Old Dec 13, 2004 | 07:35 PM
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I got mine at West Coast Corvettes. Check out the link:

http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/sho...il.cfm?id=1658

Hope this helps you.
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holy crap I made one for under $20.....its not all shiny and pretty but damn its under your freakin car to catch crap.....I made one for Snake Slayer also and his got ripped off going thru Atlanta on the way to Cruise In last year...of course that large azz piece of retread didn't go thru his radiator either yeah he lost the screen but it only cost him $18 too....saved him much more so go ahead and spend your hard earned $$$$......or go to Home Depot buy some extruded metal and make your own
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holy crap I made one for under $20.....its not all shiny and pretty but damn its under your freakin car to catch crap.....I made one for Snake Slayer also and his got ripped off going thru Atlanta on the way to Cruise In last year...of course that large azz piece of retread didn't go thru his radiator either yeah he lost the screen but it only cost him $18 too....saved him much more so go ahead and spend your hard earned $$$$......or go to Home Depot buy some extruded metal and make your own
Amen brother the best $18.00 spent, that road gator would have ruined my trip to cruise inn.
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holy crap I made one for under $20.....its not all shiny and pretty but damn its under your freakin car to catch crap.....I made one for Snake Slayer also and his got ripped off going thru Atlanta on the way to Cruise In last year...of course that large azz piece of retread didn't go thru his radiator either yeah he lost the screen but it only cost him $18 too....saved him much more so go ahead and spend your hard earned $$$$......or go to Home Depot buy some extruded metal and make your own
Shiny is important for that select bunch that installs chrome oil pan screws, has chromed floor boards and polishes their H-pipe!
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The design I thought was the best as far as clean installation and the most open area to not restrict air flow to the radiator was from Valaya Racing, but I am not sure they still have a supplier to manufacture them.
http://www.valayaracing.com/products.../installed.asp
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Home Depot for me, too. The polypropylene stuff. Fastens under the screws up front and since the middle air dam alteration for the I/C radiator, it fastens in the rear to the air dam bracket. And the most important thing...It's BLACK.
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Home Depot for me, too. The polypropylene stuff. Fastens under the screws up front and since the middle air dam alteration for the I/C radiator, it fastens in the rear to the air dam bracket. And the most important thing...It's BLACK.

hmmmm............ I have some of that stuff as well... although I am not sure how well it would take a hit unless we are talking about 2 different things
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Thanks for your help, I think I will go to Home Depot for my material. Those things are pretty pricey.
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I have pics somewhere
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Thanks, if you find your pictures, please post so I don't screw something up.
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well I found the thread but I pulled the pics from the site....I have them somewhere..but its pretty hard to screw it up....measure twice cut once...
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I made one for less than ten dollars.. it will stop leaves and plastic bags. It will take a good hit from road debris too. Ive had it on there for three years. It is impossible to see it unless its on a lift. Naturally it wont keep out dirt and so forth so you do have to clean the condensor and radiator atleast once a year.

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