How To Install Laile: Beatrush Undertray Mitsubishi Evolution VII-IX
Uh well, can you provide a pic to be more exact?
What i can guess is you mean the screw hole that normally would go into a bracket that's attached to the stock intercooler, but if in the case that you have an aftermarket one, you most likely will leave this mounting point open/alone because they don't have a bracket to attach to. Which isn't a big deal as there are more then enouch supports on it to hold her in place.
What i can guess is you mean the screw hole that normally would go into a bracket that's attached to the stock intercooler, but if in the case that you have an aftermarket one, you most likely will leave this mounting point open/alone because they don't have a bracket to attach to. Which isn't a big deal as there are more then enouch supports on it to hold her in place.
I ordered mine from rallysportdirect
http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com...il.php?ID=4354
Thanks for that link!
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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!"
soi need to buy those 2 extnesions ?. by any chance do u know what the part number is?... i just got the se lip too... ut id want to use this beatrush underpanel..
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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!"
Thanks for the help
mlocatel
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
http://www.500whp.com/catalog/produc...oducts_id=2310
Looks like the same price to me. Rallysport ships them for like $30 so you may want to check shipping
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http://www.500whp.com/catalog/produc...oducts_id=2310
Looks like the same price to me. Rallysport ships them for like $30 so you may want to check shipping
Looks like the same price to me. Rallysport ships them for like $30 so you may want to check shipping
a little birdie told me
I just put the beatush undertray on my 8. The curvature of the bottom of the bumper must be different on a 8 vs 9? When the center of the panel is lined up with the center of the front bumper, I have about 1/4 - 1/2" gap at both the passenger and driver side. Anybody else experience this?
Just finished installing the Beatrush underpanel on my 03 EVO8. As I posted above, the panel does not line up properly. I have a few pics.
Here is the panel installed:
The center lines up well, but the outside edges do not. Both sides have about the same gap:
Finally, had to cut the panel to clear my downpipe and also for the dump tube:
Here is the panel installed:
The center lines up well, but the outside edges do not. Both sides have about the same gap:
Finally, had to cut the panel to clear my downpipe and also for the dump tube:
