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Just wondering if anyone knows which set of splashguards fits the 04 Silverado with fender flares. I know there are two types (with bowtie) one is contoured to fit against the fender and another is flatter. Which one?

 

Thanks for any help

 

vroten :D

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Hope this helps.......from the website:

http://www.gmgoodwrench.com/accessoriesjsp...270226357231834

Custom Molded Splash Guards for 2004 Chevy Trucks Silverado

Without Fender Flares - Fleetside With Bowtie Logo, Front 12495822 $ 40.00

Without Fender Flares - Fleetside With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12495823 $ 40.00

Without Fender Flares - Fleetside With No. 3 Racing Logo, Front 12496982 $ 41.00

Without Fender Flares - Fleetside With No. 3 Racing Logo, Rear 12496983 $ 41.00

Fender Flares - Fleetside - With Bowtie Logo, Front 12498060 $ 40.00

Fender Flares - Fleetside With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12498342 $ 40.00

Sportside With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12497962 $ 40.00

Composite Bed - With Bowtie Logo, Front 12495822 $ 40.00

Quadrasteer - With Bowtie Logo, Front 12495822 $ 40.00

Quadrasteer With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12498055 $ 25.00

 

Flat with Contour Splash Guards for 2004 Chevy Trucks Silverado

Fleetside With Bowtie Logo, Front 12497448 $ 15.00

Fleetside With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12497448 $ 15.00

Fleetside No Logo, Front 12497447 $ 15.00

Fleetside No Logo, Rear 12497447 $ 15.00

Sportside With Bowtie Logo, Front 12497448 $ 15.00

Sportside With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12497448 $ 15.00

Sportside No Logo, Front 12497447 $ 15.00

No Logo, Rear 12497447 $ 15.00

Dualie With Bowtie Logo, Front 12497448 $ 15.00

Dualie With Bowtie Logo, Rear 12498327 $ 88.00

Posted

Yes they are factory flares. There's a big price difference between the contour and the flat ($40 versus $15) Anybody know any great big difference between the two?

 

Vroten :D

Posted

I went to the dealer and put on the factory GMC molded flares. They fit over the flare and encorporate the nylon anchors that hold the factory flares on.

 

I purchased my flares off Ebay and added them later so now everything looks just like factory :crazy: . The flat ones are cheaper but look that way too in my mind. They require screws into the metal to attach and I didnt want to do that.

 

my .03

 

:D

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