Are you driving around with your plastic underpanel?
It's all cute and fancy without until something bounces up underneath you undercarriage 
. Or even worse if roadkill splatters in there you'll be pulling hair and everything out for weeks till that smell goes away. Anyways its for protective measure as to not allow your inerds to rust prematurly. Be safe wrap it up 
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. Or even worse if roadkill splatters in there you'll be pulling hair and everything out for weeks till that smell goes away. Anyways its for protective measure as to not allow your inerds to rust prematurly. Be safe wrap it up !
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Originally Posted by 11secEVO7
mine's long gone....mitsubishi and those cheap a$$ clips that used to keep it in place.
Last edited by GPTourer; Jan 5, 2006 at 09:10 AM.
Mine's on, but on all my previous Honda's, never had em and never had any problems with road debris etc. If you had a DC2 integra, you know how easily the plastic underpanel rips off, absolutely useless.
Originally Posted by SterlingEvo
no... better:
but I'd definitely leave it on, if that's the question. It's like wearing a plastic helmet when you go spelunking: it doesn't seem like it would do much until you get to that one sharp rock... Also, it guides air to the brakes and stuff like smoothmarine said...
but I'd definitely leave it on, if that's the question. It's like wearing a plastic helmet when you go spelunking: it doesn't seem like it would do much until you get to that one sharp rock... Also, it guides air to the brakes and stuff like smoothmarine said...
