Grill block on a Silverado

[darcane]

Originally Posted by darcane

Reposting links:

Early Grill Block (less effective):



Final Grill Block:


Belly Pan pics:




And these pics show wheels, before and after:

My old website is permanently dead, so pics are now uploaded on EM.

[tvbd56]

Originally Posted by darcane

My old website is permanently dead, so pics are now uploaded on EM.

For the front belly pan in the 6th picture wouldn't you want to put the coroplast above the lip of the front bumper instead of below?

[darcane]

Originally Posted by tvbd56

For the front belly pan in the 6th picture wouldn't you want to put the coroplast above the lip of the front bumper instead of below?

Yep!

It's a little hard to tell in the picture, but it is installed exactly as you say. The lower fascia curves underneath the truck and you can see the steel frame is mounted to the top side of that lower fascia. Right at the trailing edge of it, it drops down just enough to really wedge the coroplast into it. It never drooped down for as long as I owned the truck. Actually, the whole belly pan was in great shape for the three years it was installed before I sold the truck.

[tyronasauras]

Try mylar from a hobby shop in many colors or a diamond plate print mylar at the autoparts store. It will take a car wash, but not a direct stone strike. Light, cheap and easy to install and remove.