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Mud Flaps Question
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Racer
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Los Osos California
Mud Flaps Question
Hello All,
I would like to pursue obtaining and installing mud flaps. I have seen them and also see the road dirt that is on my car in that area. I wonder how these mud flaps are installed? Anyone out there have any? Where did you get them and how did you put them on your car?
Thanks so much for your advice.
I would like to pursue obtaining and installing mud flaps. I have seen them and also see the road dirt that is on my car in that area. I wonder how these mud flaps are installed? Anyone out there have any? Where did you get them and how did you put them on your car?
Thanks so much for your advice.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,094
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From: Dallas Tx
These are the www.apsisusa.com long Z06 splash guards.
Very easy install. I believe the install instructions are on the site.
I had the stock GM Z06 splash guards but decided to change to these.
The protection to the paint is much better with this version and I like the look alot more.
Very easy install. I believe the install instructions are on the site.
I had the stock GM Z06 splash guards but decided to change to these.
The protection to the paint is much better with this version and I like the look alot more.
Last edited by iflex2fitness; Mar 31, 2010 at 01:22 AM.
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 11,367
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From: Edgewood Washington
St. Jude Donor '11-'12-'13-'14-'15
Check with Gene Culley (GM Parts House) for the OEM version which IMHO looks the best.
They attach using the same plastic 'rivets' that connect the wheel wells to the fenders. There is also a strip of double sided tape already applied to the mud flaps.
You pop the center pin of the rivet out, it doesn't have to come all the way off, then pry the rivet out.
Install is pretty easy, but do it when it's warm so the adhesive strip will stick/set up.
There are also aftermarket models but the GM flaps fit the best and appear the most integrated.
Worthwhile appearance mod that protects your car.
They attach using the same plastic 'rivets' that connect the wheel wells to the fenders. There is also a strip of double sided tape already applied to the mud flaps.
You pop the center pin of the rivet out, it doesn't have to come all the way off, then pry the rivet out.
Install is pretty easy, but do it when it's warm so the adhesive strip will stick/set up.
There are also aftermarket models but the GM flaps fit the best and appear the most integrated.
Worthwhile appearance mod that protects your car.
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 225
Likes: 0
From: Courtland Va
Check with Gene Culley (GM Parts House) for the OEM version which IMHO looks the best.
They attach using the same plastic 'rivets' that connect the wheel wells to the fenders. There is also a strip of double sided tape already applied to the mud flaps.
You pop the center pin of the rivet out, it doesn't have to come all the way off, then pry the rivet out.
Install is pretty easy, but do it when it's warm so the adhesive strip will stick/set up.
There are also aftermarket models but the GM flaps fit the best and appear the most integrated.
Worthwhile appearance mod that protects your car.
They attach using the same plastic 'rivets' that connect the wheel wells to the fenders. There is also a strip of double sided tape already applied to the mud flaps.
You pop the center pin of the rivet out, it doesn't have to come all the way off, then pry the rivet out.
Install is pretty easy, but do it when it's warm so the adhesive strip will stick/set up.
There are also aftermarket models but the GM flaps fit the best and appear the most integrated.
Worthwhile appearance mod that protects your car.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 6,422
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From: Wilkes-Barre Pa
I have these http://www.mamotorworks.com/corvette...-305-6776.html
Very easy to install. The front uses pushpins the rear uses little clips. They have seen 150mph and are still on.
The GM ones I've seen require drilling for the rear.
Very easy to install. The front uses pushpins the rear uses little clips. They have seen 150mph and are still on.
The GM ones I've seen require drilling for the rear.
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From: Suffolk County New York
St. Jude Donor '10, '14
You can buy the entire GM set from Kevin at Parts Taxi who is a Forum vendor for about $92.00. Installation is very simple. I see that you are a new member here, welcome and you will also find a ton of questions that other people ask when you do a search. You will see how helpful it can be.
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From: SOFLA
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I have a set of the Pipedreams ones you can have for free. I am putting a ZR1 front end on and don't need these any longer. They worked great and are pretty stealth looking.
PM me your addres if you want them
David
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Pro
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Check with Gene Culley (GM Parts House) for the OEM version which IMHO looks the best.
They attach using the same plastic 'rivets' that connect the wheel wells to the fenders. There is also a strip of double sided tape already applied to the mud flaps.
You pop the center pin of the rivet out, it doesn't have to come all the way off, then pry the rivet out.
Install is pretty easy, but do it when it's warm so the adhesive strip will stick/set up.
There are also aftermarket models but the GM flaps fit the best and appear the most integrated.
Worthwhile appearance mod that protects your car.
They attach using the same plastic 'rivets' that connect the wheel wells to the fenders. There is also a strip of double sided tape already applied to the mud flaps.
You pop the center pin of the rivet out, it doesn't have to come all the way off, then pry the rivet out.
Install is pretty easy, but do it when it's warm so the adhesive strip will stick/set up.
There are also aftermarket models but the GM flaps fit the best and appear the most integrated.
Worthwhile appearance mod that protects your car.
Thread Starter
Racer
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 305
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From: Los Osos California
Wow, Thank you All so Very Much for your Feedback.
I apologize for not getting back sooner, I've been traveling and just got home.
I will look into all these options and see if I can figure out what's best for me.
Again, CF members, Thank you. What a terrific group.
Drive your Vette, Every Day, Every Way!!!!!
I apologize for not getting back sooner, I've been traveling and just got home.
I will look into all these options and see if I can figure out what's best for me.
Again, CF members, Thank you. What a terrific group.
Drive your Vette, Every Day, Every Way!!!!!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,094
Likes: 58
From: Dallas Tx
Wow, Thank you All so Very Much for your Feedback.
I apologize for not getting back sooner, I've been traveling and just got home.
I will look into all these options and see if I can figure out what's best for me.
Again, CF members, Thank you. What a terrific group.
Drive your Vette, Every Day, Every Way!!!!!
I apologize for not getting back sooner, I've been traveling and just got home.
I will look into all these options and see if I can figure out what's best for me.
Again, CF members, Thank you. What a terrific group.
Drive your Vette, Every Day, Every Way!!!!!
Instructor
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From: Davisburg Michigan
St. Jude Donor '10-'11
Pro
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From: Cottage Grove MN
I went with the pipedreams splash guards mainly because i didn't want to make any modifications to my car and installing the rear GM splash guards involves drilling holes for the push pin things. Also, at the time Ed was running a special for like $25 or something so it was really inexpensive to try out to see if I even liked the way they looked on the car.
Racer
Joined: May 2009
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From: Staten Island NY
for the GM painted ones, you can check these out. They are on my to do list.
http://rpidesigns.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=1344
http://rpidesigns.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=1344