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Give the Ebay splash guards a try...Many here on the forum that have purchased these seem to be very pleased with the fitment and quality of them...
The ACS splash guards are way overpriced for what they are...I really don't understand the mentality of some that believe if you pay more, then they must be better...Same goes for the overpriced Scrape Armor front grills...
I chose to install extended splash guards similar to OE that you can find on Amazon or Ebay for <$50...These along with full-length side skirts will provide the best protection for the side panels...
Where did you get those side skirts? They blend in perfectly.
Keep looking on eBay. The first ones I came to were $86 then I keep scrolling and found the $56 ones. I ordered a set. Free shipping and returns. They are sure worth a try at that price.
I bought a set. Fought with one and couldn’t get it to clip in place. The forum suggested I take off the factory clips from the stock flaps, which work great, and move them on the eBay flap, but I haven’t figured out how to swap the clips without mangling them. So the set sits in the box in my garage until i find the patience to deal with it.
Was that on just one flap or all four. Trying to figure out if that was a fluke on just one of them.
GM only offers the VQK option which are guards that no one would call "extended". My aftermarket wheels are 1/2" wider and move the edge of the tire closer to the edge of the fender. So I need true extended rock guards.
I ordered the ACS extended guards because of the fit, paint quality, and material used. They don't use ABS so they are stronger and more durable...the parts fit perfectly, and the paint quality is fantastic and matches the Factory paint perfectly.
I tried cheap ones off Ebay. They fit with minor headache of clips. Used the OEM clips from originals guards.
They were carbon fiber dipped which was ok on outside but wonky looking in inside.
Hard plastic instead of the pliable plastic of OEM if it matters.
The supplied clips would push in the rear liner instead of snapping into it.
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