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Billet Step Side Rear Bumper Pads - 1988-1998 GMC Chevy Truck$524.99 USD
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Description
These billet rear bumper pads are made for 1988–1998 GM pickups with step side beds. Because of the overall length, the pad is built in four pieces: three plates form the upper pad and one plate forms the lower pad at the trailer ball area. Sold as one set.
Features
- Billet plates for the rear bumper of step side trucks
- Four-piece design: 3 plates for the upper pad and 1 plate for the lower trailer ball area pad
- Nuts and large-diameter washers are supplied to catch the factory holes in the bumper
- In the box: 4 billet plates, 25 studs, 25 nuts and 25 large washers
- Sold as a set
Fitment notes
- For step side beds only.
- Drilling the bumper may be required to get the pads aligned correctly.
For Off Road Use Only
This product is not intended for use on public roads or highways.
Truck compatibility and specs
Fits these trucks
1988–1998
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Specifications
- Part number
- CM-BIL-BUMP
- Brand
- Cunningham Machine
- Interior / Exterior
- Exterior
- Bed style
- Step side only
- Billet plates
- 4 (3 upper, 1 lower trailer ball area)
- Studs
- 25
- Nuts
- 25
- Large washers
- 25
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Installation
- The supplied nuts and large-diameter washers are meant to catch the factory holes in the bumper.
- Drilling may be required to get the pads into correct alignment.
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