The plastic under tray ?
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The plastic under tray ?
How many guys drive around without it installed? I will be working on my IC pipes and FMIC soon and want to leave it off for a while till I get everything done. Its a pita to R&R it every time I need to get under there. Not quite sure if it's a good idea or not.. I assume things are gonna get dirty... ???
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It's there for a reason otherwise they wouldn't have designed it on there. Granted it won't hurt the car since you're not doing any performance driving, but it does help. I've seen a few cars come into my dealership w/o the plastic skid plate with damaged components (holes in exhaust manifolds, ripped belts, detonated engines from holes in oil pans, ect...) So it's entirely a chance you're going to have to take, you can't control what's on the road.
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I took mine off,it's too much of a mission to take off and replace every time.I think it does help a little with keeping the under tray clean but i wash my car often so it's not a problem for me.
Plus the plastic screws break every time you unscrew them.
Plus the plastic screws break every time you unscrew them.
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I lost my undertray a while ago after I went off track, so I did this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fasteners.html
(Was going to do this anyway)
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fasteners.html
(Was going to do this anyway)
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When I had my viii, I took it off for a while during winter months. I later found out it was a huge mistake because I ended up with salt and road debris everywhere. If you don't care about ruining your engine bay then you don't need it. Otherwise, I would leave it on.
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Oh... by the way: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...undertray.html