How To Install Laile: Beatrush Undertray Mitsubishi Evolution VII-IX
May 1, 2007, 09:38 PM
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May 2, 2007, 12:51 PM
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*When you buy the SE lip there are also 2 oem extensions that you need to purchase to match up to your factory underpanel since the SE Lip is a good bit lower then the standard lip. There is nothing to be fabricated they are all OEM parts.
*Yes, you need to re-use the factory plastic rivets for the front of the under panel to the lip connection.
*I have the Ebay Exhaust Downpipe. Clears just fine.
*Hondafan you can have a ride any time you want!
*I have the cusco braces and they fit fine. I stated that in the above how-to:
"Next remove the 2 large bolts that hold your front OEM or Aftermarket Chassis stiffening bar in place (One on each side). And install the Beatrush Undertray Brackets so that the lower end w/ Welded Nut is facing forward (see Diagram, Bottom of Illustration #3). If you are using an Aftermarket Chassis Lower Arm Bar such as the Beatrush or Cusco and are using spacers install the Beatrush Brackets underneath your spacers so the rear of the tray doesn’t rattle!"
*Yes, you need to re-use the factory plastic rivets for the front of the under panel to the lip connection.
*I have the Ebay Exhaust Downpipe. Clears just fine.
*Hondafan you can have a ride any time you want!
*I have the cusco braces and they fit fine. I stated that in the above how-to:
"Next remove the 2 large bolts that hold your front OEM or Aftermarket Chassis stiffening bar in place (One on each side). And install the Beatrush Undertray Brackets so that the lower end w/ Welded Nut is facing forward (see Diagram, Bottom of Illustration #3). If you are using an Aftermarket Chassis Lower Arm Bar such as the Beatrush or Cusco and are using spacers install the Beatrush Brackets underneath your spacers so the rear of the tray doesn’t rattle!"
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Jul 27, 2007, 12:50 AM
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PM "Spins4" if you want to buy the plastic extensions needed for the SE lip...hes a part manager at a mitsubishi dealer and he will give you a good deal on OEM parts
Jul 27, 2007, 08:58 AM
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Yeah, That's right...B/C you already have the extensions from the factory since you have an OEM SE...They are the things pop rivited onto the lip already.
Aug 6, 2007, 08:42 AM
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very nice write up
i just got mine delivered
it will be for my 8 and will be putting it on soon
I might eventually get the ings +1 kit, and i hope this will fit with it
I ordered mine from rallysportdirect
i just got mine delivered
it will be for my 8 and will be putting it on soon
I might eventually get the ings +1 kit, and i hope this will fit with it
I ordered mine from rallysportdirect
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Aug 7, 2007, 06:59 AM
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To anyone who has this installed....would you say it provided an extra element of rigidity to the front bumper?
I ask because i just put on an APR GT front bumper and Im not running my OEM undertray and I feel the need to stiffen things up a bit and I want to know if the addition of this piece would give me what im looking for.
Thanks!
I ask because i just put on an APR GT front bumper and Im not running my OEM undertray and I feel the need to stiffen things up a bit and I want to know if the addition of this piece would give me what im looking for.
Thanks!