Blocker rings
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I have them on my car with the gm brake ducts. They replace the factory splash shields. The bolt in place in the stock locations. They also are a heat shield for the tie rod ends. The only reason I would take them off is if you drive alot in the rain or snow. Otherwise there is no reason to take them off.
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St. Jude Donor '09
I have them on my car with the gm brake ducts. They replace the factory splash shields. The bolt in place in the stock locations. They also are a heat shield for the tie rod ends. The only reason I would take them off is if you drive alot in the rain or snow. Otherwise there is no reason to take them off.
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Sorry about my previous post. I thought you were talking about the blocking rings that early Z51 owners were supposed to wire tie to spokes of their Quasi Two Piece rotors. The wheel blockers shouldn't really be a problem as long as you don't use 18 inch wheels.
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