Headlights and spoiler

[PlayingWithTBI]

The factory spoilers and air-dams you refer to are made of ABS plastic which is quite pliable and less prone to tearing

For sure! Here's a picture of my bumper and valance after it "somehow" got hit when my daughter borrowed my truck. I straightened out the bumper (with a lot of heat and a BFH) and threw the valance out back on my dump run pile. After a summer of hot desert sun and heat, it mostly straightened itself out. I put it back on the following spring.

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[drewcrew]

The factory spoilers and air-dams you refer to are made of ABS plastic which is quite pliable and less prone to tearing than the typical after-market fiberglass pieces. FYI LKQ is an automotive salvage company, who owns the Pick and Pull chain. They are owned by Schnitzer Steel Company. When the vehicles have been picked over for parts the remnant is crushed and shredded into small metal bits which they ship to China.[/QUO
The ones I'm talking about aren't fiberglass but some kind of plastic. I don't know if there ABS plastic or not.

 

[sewlow]

The factory spoilers and air-dams you refer to are made of ABS plastic which is quite pliable and less prone to tearing than the typical after-market fiberglass pieces. FYI LKQ is an automotive salvage company, who owns the Pick and Pull chain. They are owned by Schnitzer Steel Company. When the vehicles have been picked over for parts the remnant is crushed and shredded into small metal bits which they ship to China.

This is the aftermarket valance that only lasted 3 years.
Wasn't fiberglass. Vacuum formed ABS, but of a quality not up to the OEM spec.

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[1ton-o-fun]

Does anyone know anyone who has tried the chrome airdam that LMC Truck offers? I'm sure you've gotta be careful with it, but I'm just curious about the quality and fit.