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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: San Diego
Posts: 21
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Passenger Side Rocker Panel
I wanted to see where everyone was getting their replacement passenger side rocker panels from. I bought one from GMC Paul's a few years ago, but it has stamping lines along the top surface (visible when you open the door). Additionally, the area is recessed maybe 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch. In order to make it look good, I would have to fill the whole area with body filler until it was smooth. It seems like there should be a rocker panel replacement that does not require this much work. I asked GMC Paul if this is how they come now and he confirmed that the passenger side still has these manufacturing lines/defects in them. I like how thick they are, but I'm trying to avoid having to add substantial amounts of body filler. Thanks.
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#2 |
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Norfolk,Va.
Posts: 31
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Re: Passenger Side Rocker Panel
Top Banana is where I got mine and they do not have the "ribs".
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#3 |
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![]() Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: naperville Il
Posts: 236
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Re: Passenger Side Rocker Panel
I would try to find NOS, I spent many hours getting aftermarket to fit on LH side so decided to look for NOS for RH side I had to buy a set and it fit so much better on RH side I took the aftermarket LH off and use the one from the set.
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#4 |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: 9
Posts: 862
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Re: Passenger Side Rocker Panel
Im guessing you have Key Parts rockers, that is what I had and they were the same way.
Its good that you are concerned about using filler, but in that area its not too big of a deal. You have plug welds to cover there, and you stay away from the edge so it should be fine. You might end up with more problems than the tooling marks when you go to line everything up with the door. I had good luck with my passenger side and horrible luck with the drivers. Its kind of luck on how they will fit I think, each cab is built and aged a little different from the next. NOS is probably the way to go but they are hard to find and expensive. With a little work you can make the aftermarket ones look good. |
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