Man !!! I really love the splash guards...
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Man !!! I really love the splash guards...
Don't know why GM didn't put these on from the factory!! My 07 base had a ton of chipped paint on the rear where the quarter panel curves around to the wheel well this covered all the damage, I would put these on again if I had a car with no damage, to me it just finishes the look of the car.
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They certainly are functional!
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Don't know why GM didn't put these on from the factory!! My 07 base had a ton of chipped paint on the rear where the quarter panel curves around to the wheel well this covered all the damage, I would put these on again if I had a car with no damage, to me it just finishes the look of the car.
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Good job. I agree that they should come that way originally. They really finish-out the look and tie into the rear diffuser very well. I did the same....
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Don't you have to drill holes for the rear splash guard?
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Yup, no regrets, especially living on a dirt road. My car had some very minor chips behind the rear wheels, but no more. I used to drive like 5 mph on my road, now I can go around 10, lol:
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Correct just 4 holes each side on the rears, fronts use existing pushpin holes. I made sure I had all wax off because the guards come with 3M type tape, purchased A bottle of alcohol and wiped it down a few times.
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