How many folks have removed their stock undertray?
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From: Skiatook, OK
How many folks have removed their stock undertray?
Just wondering, it makes working on everything alot easier especially at the track when you blow off your lower intercooler pipe. Any pros or cons to it? Some folks mentioned weird drivability problems from the air moving thru there. Who knows...looking for some good feedback.
Just wondering, it makes working on everything alot easier especially at the track when you blow off your lower intercooler pipe. Any pros or cons to it? Some folks mentioned weird drivability problems from the air moving thru there. Who knows...looking for some good feedback.
I took mine off because i was ripping my engine apart every week it seemed like
and it takes like 30 minutes to take it off... (I am LAZY)should have added to your question, who has taken out hood vent?? lol, thats another thing people like to argue about on here
i took my undertray off why?...because i think its a pain when you drop something when you are working on the car and then you have to take the undertray off to get it. from experiences it i doesnt make any changes in driving at least to me
I'd keep it on for the aerodynamic benefits. If you pipe keeps blowing off buy yourself some t-clamps. Also, if you really don't like the stocker, look into an aftermarket piece like beatrush or carbing
Mine is off, I would like it back on though. I can see it being functional at high speeds, but everyday highway driving ? 75mph? I'd rather have it off in stop and go just to get open air around it. It's a toss up.
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Last edited by KenMasters; Aug 2, 2007 at 07:37 PM.



