ProSho Z71

[bluex]

Well don't hate but I say leave them off! You can find a white fender easy an swap it out for a quick fix....

 

[97PROSHOZ71]

I would REALLY like some OEM flares...you think that damage is fixable rather then just replacing the whole fender?

 

[bluex]

I'm not a body guy so personally I'd swap the fender, there is always a white truck or burb at the yard when I go. That way you'd almost be insured a prefect paint match as well....

 

[97PROSHOZ71]

I just like having original body parts. lol.

 

[bluex]

It will still be a GM part. I'd rather have a pristine fender with no bondo lol

 

[97PROSHOZ71]

^ True that! I'm going to wait it out though and see if Dave can figure out how to get the OEM flares to fit the stepside bed, either that or go the dually route and just have the OEM flares on the FRONT of the truck and leave the back flareless.

 

[88GMCtruck]

Yeah that truck didn't pan out but i'm still planning on picking up a set of flares to mess with. I'll see if i can find the thread of the other guy who did that on his truck.

You ever figure out the signals?

 

[97PROSHOZ71]

Nope. I haven't touched them again yet. Ya, try and find that thread, definitely interested.


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[88GMCtruck]

Found it. I think figuring out what the material is and if you can add to it there is a lot of potential to get it right.

http://www.fullsizechevy.com/forum/...18673-91-k1500-tbi-rebuild-nv3500-swap-6.html

 

[97PROSHOZ71]

Hmm, interesting. I just wish someone made a set of reproductions to fit the stepside. It kinda looks funny from close up, from a distance it looks pretty cool though. What do you think about maybe just running the flares in the front and not the rear like on duallys?


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