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Joined: Feb 2014
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From: Sherman Oaks CA
I used the GM splash guards and you don't have to remove any trim. You just have to take off the factory ones then pop the new guards on with the snaps and one bolt at the bottom. They are extremely easy to put on and really help with the rocks.
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Should have been a standard installed item from the factory. Just another way to squeeze another $100 out of us IMO. Marketing - 
They do help somewhat on my C7.
They do help somewhat on my C7.
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Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Lake Keowee, SC
With the sticky compound of these tires I would highly recommend them! Easy install and doesn't look like an ugly aftermarket mod. I've actually seen rocks skip across my hood during shape turns at low speeds on streets that had loose pebbles. For those with OCD.....that will grab your attention. That will make you a believer in splash guards for the sides of the car on everyday driving. You'll be happy with them. Ordered mine and sent to the Museum to have installed on the car before I hit the road last March.
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Joined: Nov 2012
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From: Everett/Mesa WA/AZ
I'll probably put them on mine but my buddy has them on his 14 and from what I've seen they provide pretty minimal protection. They need to protrude a little more but then they might not look to good and would definitely slow the car down.
I'm planning on a Suntek job to do the real protection.
I'm planning on a Suntek job to do the real protection.
Pro
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Lake Keowee, SC
With the sticky compound of these tires I would highly recommend them! Easy install and doesn't look like an ugly aftermarket mod. I've actually seen rocks skip across my hood during shape turns at low speeds on streets that had loose pebbles. For those with OCD.....that will grab your attention. That will make you a believer in splash guards for the sides of the car on everyday driving. You'll be happy with them. Ordered mine and sent to the Museum to have installed on the car before I hit the road last March.
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From: Lake Keowee, SC
Contact Gene and his team.....used to be GMPartshouse;
Good service, CF discount, etc.
http://www.cultragfactoryparts.com/c...art_name=black
Good service, CF discount, etc.
http://www.cultragfactoryparts.com/c...art_name=black
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Contact Gene and his team.....used to be GMPartshouse;
Good service, CF discount, etc.
http://www.cultragfactoryparts.com/c...art_name=black
Good service, CF discount, etc.
http://www.cultragfactoryparts.com/c...art_name=black
patrick@cultragperformance.com