JDM Beatrush UnderPanel - 1st in the U.S.
It's not a waste of money. I've already made my mind up that I'm going to get one. Its actually more protection versus the plastic undertray. Which to me means less chance that I'll have to replace an oilpan (or worse an engine), IC, IC pipes, and anything else that might catch an obstacle.
Around here we have a lot of big 'ol truck tire chunks laying in the middle of the highway and something to keep the underbelly of your VERY expensive engine and accessories safer seems worth it to me.
Around here we have a lot of big 'ol truck tire chunks laying in the middle of the highway and something to keep the underbelly of your VERY expensive engine and accessories safer seems worth it to me.
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Originally Posted by JoeWalker4G63
It's not a waste of money. I've already made my mind up that I'm going to get one. Its actually more protection versus the plastic undertray. Which to me means less chance that I'll have to replace an oilpan (or worse an engine), IC, IC pipes, and anything else that might catch an obstacle.
Around here we have a lot of big 'ol truck tire chunks laying in the middle of the highway and something to keep the underbelly of your VERY expensive engine and accessories safer seems worth it to me.
Around here we have a lot of big 'ol truck tire chunks laying in the middle of the highway and something to keep the underbelly of your VERY expensive engine and accessories safer seems worth it to me.
Originally Posted by JoeWalker4G63
It's not a waste of money. I've already made my mind up that I'm going to get one. Its actually more protection versus the plastic undertray. Which to me means less chance that I'll have to replace an oilpan (or worse an engine), IC, IC pipes, and anything else that might catch an obstacle.
Around here we have a lot of big 'ol truck tire chunks laying in the middle of the highway and something to keep the underbelly of your VERY expensive engine and accessories safer seems worth it to me.
Around here we have a lot of big 'ol truck tire chunks laying in the middle of the highway and something to keep the underbelly of your VERY expensive engine and accessories safer seems worth it to me.
Thats kinda funny u said that cuz lastnite i caught a blown tire under the evo cuz i didnt even see it and it rip one driver side off. IM PISSED and imgoing to get one of these.
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Originally Posted by Soon 2 B EVIL
Thats kinda funny u said that cuz lastnite i caught a blown tire under the evo cuz i didnt even see it and it rip one driver side off. IM PISSED and imgoing to get one of these.
Originally Posted by GotLeon
The undertray looks gorgeous! How does it integrate with the 06 IX MR's "zero lift" package? Will it need to be removed?
Originally Posted by Blue By You Evo
thats hott, if i have an APR splitter or a splitter that goes under the bumper will it still fit under the alluminum panel with no problems?
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after shipping = 400
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^The oil change can be done by removing the rear bolt and pushing the underpanel down; however, we found that its easier to remove the rear panel, by detaching the 5 bolts, that holds the rear panel.
