T-MAXX grill
09-22-2008, 06:05 PM
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RE: T-MAXX grill
Hehe, good taste. I love that old Savage 21 body, its such a classic. Nice work man[sm=thumbup.gif],
Tom.
BTW, for those of you wondering. You can use pretty much most meshes, but the best ones are the stiffer metal ones from screen doors or fine netting, and yes you just glue it on the back. I would like to find some material to make the drivers side window net like they have in most racecars. Maybe thin strips of leather?
Actually, a thin felt material would be better, leather is too thick and not pliable enough
, I'll try that on my incoming AE SC8
Tom.
BTW, for those of you wondering. You can use pretty much most meshes, but the best ones are the stiffer metal ones from screen doors or fine netting, and yes you just glue it on the back. I would like to find some material to make the drivers side window net like they have in most racecars. Maybe thin strips of leather?
Actually, a thin felt material would be better, leather is too thick and not pliable enough
, I'll try that on my incoming AE SC8
09-22-2008, 06:36 PM
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Thanx buddy' i too like the old savy 21 body
. And yeah i did use a piece of door screen to make my gill, and i used a dremel to cut the hole on the body and last i used rtv silicone to glue it im pretty sure you can use some thing alse rather than rtv but rtv it works for me. And i appreciate the comments makes me feel "special" here's some pics from my other grill.
. And yeah i did use a piece of door screen to make my gill, and i used a dremel to cut the hole on the body and last i used rtv silicone to glue it im pretty sure you can use some thing alse rather than rtv but rtv it works for me. And i appreciate the comments makes me feel "special" here's some pics from my other grill.
09-22-2008, 09:34 PM
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yeah i really like that... does it really work well for cooling?? i would imagine that it would at least help a little bit..
yeah i really like that... does it really work well for cooling?? i would imagine that it would at least help a little bit..
09-22-2008, 09:58 PM
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Hehe yea it works great. I used some on my most recent body. I painted mine silver though. It keeps all the crude out of the truck too.
Hehe yea it works great. I used some on my most recent body. I painted mine silver though. It keeps all the crude out of the truck too.
Thats a pretty sweet looking body ya got there nitro....like the colors u chose for it!!! [8D][8D]
09-23-2008, 01:34 PM
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RE: T-MAXX grill
Did my windows on my Silverado last weekend. Now I'm going to try the grill tonight. SIMPLE BUT EFFECTIVE. aLSO i NOTICE THERE IS ONLY cHEVY'S HERE.
09-23-2008, 07:56 PM
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Thanks for the compliments guys! I unfortunantly haven't gotten to try it out yet but I will soon. I just have to get some things in order first.
