Pics Of Gm 6" Ovals

[Ryan00TJ]

Got my GM 6" ovals on today. Used my father's heated garage in this 15* snowy weather. Install is very easy, around an hour for both sides taking my time. I bought them off Ebay NIB for $163! I could not pass them up. Turned out nice and I like the way they look. I did notice a slight clunking sound after install when turning over broken roads or uneven surfaces. I remember hearing that it was fixable with a rubber insulator? Maybe someone can give me a link to where I can them.

 

 

 

[elcompalaline]

Lookin good, congrats on the new mod.

[SeirraRR]

Looks good. I would like to know that link to that fix also.

[electricchiken7]

I'm sending the cops after you, you stole those things!! Excellent deal. I wish I had searched a little harder when I got mine. Oh well. They look great!!

[Darthmalo]

Looks good

[GPGuy]

Awesome dude!

[99silveradoz71]

Nice, I know I like them on mine for washing her at least. At 6'5, getting up into the truck usually isn't a problem.

[garthom5]

I paid a little more but have the same ones and have never heard any noise from them. I really like them

[Stex]

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...c=96264&hl=

[Ryan00TJ]

Thnaks guys for the compliments and links to the rubber insulators. The clunk was not there before install of the steps. Very apparent afterwards. I guess it has the be the addition of the steps, but how would they cause the clunking when the insulators are for the body mounts? The only thing I can come up with is that it ties that area of the rocker panel together and allows it more leverage to flex. Though it would seem tieing that area together would make it less prone to flex? I'm having my seat covers replaced soon if they ever arrive and I will talk to the service writer about having the insulators added when I am there.