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03-23-2017
I grabbed some Pontiac Arrowhead splashguards from the dealership. Part #19213387. I grabbed two pairs.
I see on the front there are some bolt holes I can utilize.
But on the back there's nothing to use. Am I just drilling my own holes then? Trying to protect the rockers as best I can because mine are in pristine condition. I know the back guards won't help with this, but I want them at all four wheels so it looks balanced.
03-23-2017
Yes, you drill holes or use self tapping screws on the rear going into the plastic bumper.
03-24-2017
being theres nothing but plastic back there to screw to, id use these screw clips. https://www.bpnorthwest.com/spire-nu...nWyhoCYxPw_wcB
03-24-2017
That's what I figured. I'll grab some of those screw clips and drill out some holes then. Thanks guys!
07-01-2017
Got them in! Hopefully that will protect the outsides of the rockers somewhat.
07-01-2017
Handy if you have wider wheels. After I installed mud flaps each wash held up longer lol
07-01-2017
I had a 2014 Chevy Cruze for a while, traded it in on a 2008 Grand Prix when the paint started chipping away from the leading edge of the rear quarter panels. the dealership said it was normal wear and tear, and that I could install mud flaps to stop the erosion. car only had 20k miles on it.
any pictures of the mud flaps on your car?
07-01-2017
^ This. Been looking for flaps that fit and look good.Originally Posted by SgtMarshal
07-01-2017
I had old school style rubber flaps on my car.
I found some ebay that match, mine said grand prix like these do but the silver was worn off.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Grob...1ZF~YA&vxp=mtr
07-02-2017
I had that type of universal flat flap. No likey. Looking for something molded like the OP got.
07-02-2017
Here's some pics. Sorry they are a little blurry. The sun made it hard to see my screen.
http://imgur.com/LSajZ4m
http://imgur.com/Bv7tJa1
http://imgur.com/aFpY4OC
http://imgur.com/eNoPzF4
07-04-2017
Thanks for posting. They don't look to bad. Might get some without the logo; my wheel spacers make for some tread poke.....
07-04-2017
They should help with that. The ones from the dealer require you to drill the holes in the flaps where you need them so you should be able to account for that no problem.
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