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- C8 Corvette Z06 Front Grille Screens Protective Radiator Guard Set Of Three
C8 Corvette Z06 Front Grille Screens Protective Radiator Guard Set Of Three
Product Description
Please allow 7-30+ days for these to ship once you pay.
We do not stock this part, it is placed on order when you place our order with us and is subject to delays and back-orders per General Motors.
Protect the radiator of your C8 Corvette Z06 with the Protective Front Grille Guard Screens from Chevrolet. This Chevrolet Accessories grille screen kit has been designed to help provide protection to the radiator from stones or other road debris. Designed from CAD data and 3D-formed to match the exact contours of your Z06 front inlets, these screens are constructed from aluminum and powder coated black for an integrated appearance. These Front Grille Screens are engineered for maximum airflow while still providing the strength and protection needed to prevent damage from road debris. Package includes three grille protective screens, installation hardware and instructions.
- Genuine Chevrolet Accessories provide Factory Fit, Finish and Function
- Three Black, Front Grille, Radiator Guard Screens
- Designed for maximum airflow while still providing strength and protection
- For use on Coupe or Convertible Models
- Package includes three grille protective screens, installation hardware and instructions
- NOT for use on Stingray Models
- PROFESSIONAL INSTALL RECOMMENDED. Please note, we highly recommend professional install for this product as the front bumper must be removed for install.
- The front fascia of the Z06 and the way it relates to the radiators is different than the Stingray, in that the inlet openings in the bumper shell are ducted/sealed to the radiators behind. The presence of the duct assembly means there is no access to the inlets or the radiators from the undertray area.
