whats the best thing to replace the clips that hold it on?

 

I would just buy more of those if you broke them off. Those are the best to hold it because when putting them on all you have to do is push them in it makes it really easy.

 

Suggestion: Don't replace the clips, replace the undercover.

 

Would it hurt anything to just leave it off....just wondering?

 

Iv had mine off for a month with nothing negative to say. I have an MR and the OEM gauge oil temp transmitter wire kinda dangled a little when I took it off so I tied that up (actually I removed it last oil change), no problems. I am going to get a beatrush though I think.

 

I was just wondering cause It would be alot to easy to get to certian things on your car without having to take that darn thing off all the time

 

If you remove it you will lose a mile-per-gallon probably, but shouldnt be any side effects unless you hit a pothole or something, or rocks, or tire debris....

 

you can leave it off if you just DD the car, its main purpose is to keep the air flow smoothly under the car, and it helps to cools the brakes.

 

+1

 

TAKE IT OFF AND LEAVE IT OFF.........hate to have to mess with that thing on the side of the road if i had to one day.........

serves for nothing except keeping things dry and controlling the air under there...............

 

My car stays outside so I would hate to have to leave it out in all that all the time otherwise I rip would that thing in a heartbeat

 

take it off i have had mine off for about a year now no prolbems

 

I'm leaving it on but a couple broke when I took it off for the 02 housing instal, I'll probly just get some of those clips for speakers and use normal screws, I f***in hate those plastic pieces of S***.

 

^^ you aint the only one......LOL

 

Undetray reduces turbulance, increases mph-traction on road race tracks. I have used " speed nuts " to connect undertray to the front facia. Stainless bolts and speed nuts make removing the undertray a simple matter. I would not remove the tray as Mitsubishi engineers made this sucker for a reason. Air flow...