Are you driving around with your plastic underpanel?
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Jan 5, 2006, 06:59 AM
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The only reason I see people taking it off is because they are lazy :\
It's really not that hard to take off / put on once you do it a few times. I would like to have one of the nice aftermarket ones just for the fact that mine has taken some abuse
It's really not that hard to take off / put on once you do it a few times. I would like to have one of the nice aftermarket ones just for the fact that mine has taken some abuse
Jan 5, 2006, 07:01 AM
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I drove without mine for one day (as i was still tweaking my ehaust) and it snowed while I was at work. After the drive home, the amount of snow under there was scary. It jammed in everywhere. Big mistake, I know, I am a plonker.
Jan 5, 2006, 07:08 AM
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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...
Jan 5, 2006, 07:10 AM
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mine's long gone....mitsubishi and those cheap a$$ clips that used to keep it in place.
i think i riveted it back on once..and then needed to do some work under the car again..so it was always coming off.
i think i riveted it back on once..and then needed to do some work under the car again..so it was always coming off.
Jan 5, 2006, 07:12 AM
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no
I hate that MFer , its off in the coner of the shop . The plastic screws are one of the most painfull thing things ever made EVER . But if you never work under your car , dont care about looking for boost leaks.... just leave in on .
pos plastic screws
I hate that MFer , its off in the coner of the shop . The plastic screws are one of the most painfull thing things ever made EVER . But if you never work under your car , dont care about looking for boost leaks.... just leave in on .
pos plastic screws