splash guards
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From: Northern, VA
St. Jude Donor '15
"In honor of jpee"
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Reading PA
Good Evening All,
Update on the splash guards situation.
I received 74 sets today. I shipped out 74 sets today and spent 1 1/2 entering tracking numbers.. that was great!
I am to receive about another 50 sets next Tuesday. I have enough customers in the system for those yet still.
But, if you'd like to order them, do what everyone else has done and input an order into the website. I log them according to order number, date and time, etc. When I get shipments in, I now bill them out and ship them.
To order, go to the home page at www.gmpartshouse.com. Click where it says search by gm part number. Use part number 19170234 under Chevrolet make.
Thanks, Gene.
Update on the splash guards situation.
I received 74 sets today. I shipped out 74 sets today and spent 1 1/2 entering tracking numbers.. that was great!
I am to receive about another 50 sets next Tuesday. I have enough customers in the system for those yet still.
But, if you'd like to order them, do what everyone else has done and input an order into the website. I log them according to order number, date and time, etc. When I get shipments in, I now bill them out and ship them.
To order, go to the home page at www.gmpartshouse.com. Click where it says search by gm part number. Use part number 19170234 under Chevrolet make.
Thanks, Gene.
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 5,865
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From: Hope, Arkansas - '07 LMB Coupe
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Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 5,865
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From: Hope, Arkansas - '07 LMB Coupe
Cruise-In VIII Veteran
Good Evening All,
Update on the splash guards situation.
I received 74 sets today. I shipped out 74 sets today and spent 1 1/2 entering tracking numbers.. that was great!
I am to receive about another 50 sets next Tuesday. I have enough customers in the system for those yet still.
But, if you'd like to order them, do what everyone else has done and input an order into the website. I log them according to order number, date and time, etc. When I get shipments in, I now bill them out and ship them.
To order, go to the home page at www.gmpartshouse.com. Click where it says search by gm part number. Use part number 19170234 under Chevrolet make.
Thanks, Gene.
Update on the splash guards situation.
I received 74 sets today. I shipped out 74 sets today and spent 1 1/2 entering tracking numbers.. that was great!
I am to receive about another 50 sets next Tuesday. I have enough customers in the system for those yet still.
But, if you'd like to order them, do what everyone else has done and input an order into the website. I log them according to order number, date and time, etc. When I get shipments in, I now bill them out and ship them.
To order, go to the home page at www.gmpartshouse.com. Click where it says search by gm part number. Use part number 19170234 under Chevrolet make.
Thanks, Gene.
Bruce
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 1,537
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From: Southlake Texas
I've had a set of Ed's guards on my coupe for roughly a year and a half and they have done a great job at offering protection. At the price that Ed offers them for it's a deal that's hard to beat. 
The one thing though that convinced me to try the GM guards is that I have noticed Ed's guards are starting to get a windswept look to them and that is, in my opinion, detracting from their appearance and making them more noticable. So, I'm going with GM's guards since they look to me like they will be less susceptible to that effect.
The one thing though that convinced me to try the GM guards is that I have noticed Ed's guards are starting to get a windswept look to them and that is, in my opinion, detracting from their appearance and making them more noticable. So, I'm going with GM's guards since they look to me like they will be less susceptible to that effect.
Mine were beginning to curl also.
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Makena, Maui & NM
As you can see they are not very wide so some water spray and stuff carried by the water (dirt, leaves, etc.) will hit the side of the car. But it's going to stop rocks, pebbles and the sort from hitting and the side of the car that's all I care about. If you want functional but cheap looking get the flat plastic ones. These are a great compromise for those that don't want to see the guards.
btw-I still think that the free air mod of yours gives you as much performance as the CAI's.
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From: Chino Hills CA
Thanks, Kent
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From: Phila Suburbs 2023 C8 & 2013 650ix
For siffert,
You must use the two sided tape for these to be installed. I think that after you install them and see how well they fit and how they enhance the look of the wheel wells you will agree that there is no need or desire to ever remove them. They should be standard from the factory like the ZO6.
You must use the two sided tape for these to be installed. I think that after you install them and see how well they fit and how they enhance the look of the wheel wells you will agree that there is no need or desire to ever remove them. They should be standard from the factory like the ZO6.
Last edited by Walt White Coupe; Sep 15, 2008 at 10:38 AM.
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From: Bay Shore, NY 11706 MILD2WILD (M2W)
St. Jude Donor '06-'07
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Southlake Texas
Thanks for the offer. However, only the rear splash guards were starting to curl and I am happy with the service your product provided.
Our car is used mostly for trips and almost all of the miles are at 70-75 mph. I believe this was the reason the rear, lower guard started to curl and there is not any defect in the guards themselves (which have protected the car well).
As I said in an earlier post, I think your guards are still the best option for Museum delivery since they can be installed easily in the parking lot before you leave for home.
Our car is used mostly for trips and almost all of the miles are at 70-75 mph. I believe this was the reason the rear, lower guard started to curl and there is not any defect in the guards themselves (which have protected the car well).
As I said in an earlier post, I think your guards are still the best option for Museum delivery since they can be installed easily in the parking lot before you leave for home.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,199
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From: Evans Georgia
I'm still a fan of Ed's. At least they hang down far enough to keep stuff from blasting up from underneath them. And how they look is pretty much immaterial because you really don't notice them anyway.
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