GM C6 Splash Guards
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 2,116
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From: Waynesville NC
I just bought mine about a month ago but it's been too cold to install them. Ambient temperature requirement for installation is 61 degrees and we haven't seen that here in a long time. I took my old ones from pipedreams off and I've placed a rear one into position and they look great. The rear wheel well openings look incomplete without them. I think GM should put them on all C6's ...not just the GS and Z06.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Dayton Ohio
Most of us with splash guards are using these. They get the job done and blend into the lines of the car like they were factory pieces. 
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Race Director
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Edgewood Washington
St. Jude Donor '11-'12-'13-'14-'15
One tip to make your life easier.
If you have the GM screens on your front-fender side vents, they use two of the mounting holes shared by this splash guard and the fender liner.
That's 4 pieces you are trying to pin together. Screen support, fender, liner and splash guard.
Order a bag of the longer plastic pin/rivet things from Gene Culley (GMPartsHouse) and save yourself some frustration.
I even ended up using a small piece of 3M double-sided tape to hold the screen piece in place before trying to insert the pins through the splash guards/etc.
If you have the GM screens on your front-fender side vents, they use two of the mounting holes shared by this splash guard and the fender liner.
That's 4 pieces you are trying to pin together. Screen support, fender, liner and splash guard.
Order a bag of the longer plastic pin/rivet things from Gene Culley (GMPartsHouse) and save yourself some frustration.
I even ended up using a small piece of 3M double-sided tape to hold the screen piece in place before trying to insert the pins through the splash guards/etc.
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 384
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From: Warrenville IL
Most of us with splash guards are using these. They get the job done and blend into the lines of the car like they were factory pieces.
Install Instructions with Pictures
Installation Tips
Install Instructions with Pictures
Installation Tips
Why these cars don't come with them from the factory I'll never know.
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Reading PA
Thanks for the referrals. If anyone would like to order you can go to www.gmpartshouse.com/search.html and use part number 19170234 and be sure to select Chevrolet make.
Burning Brakes
Joined: May 2007
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From: portland OR
Thanks for the referrals. If anyone would like to order you can go to www.gmpartshouse.com/search.html and use part number 19170234 and be sure to select Chevrolet make.
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From: Austin Texas
St. Jude Donor '11-'12
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Be sure to use black marker on the outside edge of the tape as it is visible on alot of installations. 
Pro
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 679
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From: TremontonUT UT
I have driven all winter, on dry roads of course, with mine. I am sure they are keeping the rocks and sand from blasting off my paint. I have noticed there is a little low pressure area behind them where dust collects but it is easily removed. Later! Frank
