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Z71 Fender Emblem Placement

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Ianborg Enthusiast

Ianborg

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Hey Guys,

 

This may be a tall order but I just received a set of OEM chrome z71 emblems that I ordered off ebay that I want to put on my new All Terrain. I live 200 km from the nearest dealer so I can go measure another truck. Was hoping some one could help me out with a few measurements for proper placement.

 

I need the distance from the top of the fender to the top of the emblem and then the distance horizontally from the top corner of the fender to the corner of the 1 and then same distance on the other side to the corner of the Z.

 

Cheers!

sahls01gmc Senior Enthusiast

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At that point, just eye ball it. No one is gonna measure it. And if they do, they'll realize there are no Z71 badges on an A/T.

smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

smrr1

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I am ocd too! I understand wanting the measurement. Sorry but i have a chevy. Good luck. Hope someone can help you out.

GMMediumDutyMQ Enthusiast

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Since apparently no one wants to actually try and help you with an answer to your question, if time allows, I'll swing by a dealer tomorrow and see if a Z71 truck is on the lot to measure.

Ianborg Enthusiast

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Thanks Mediumduty. I appreciate it but don't make a special trip just for me. I'm sure someone will pull through. Cheers buddy!

ewbldavis Enthusiast

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I should go measure mine - I betcha a dollar it's different!

 

I actually want to remove mine and put the Chevy Z71 on the bed fenders.

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