Is it ok to take out the skidplates from underneath?
08-30-09, 11:33 PM
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Is it ok to take out the skidplates from underneath?
my skidplate is falling down and im wondering if it will make a difference if i take it off.. i know its a stupid question compares to everyone elses.. lol but it would be appreciated if you could help.. THANKS
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08-31-09, 05:27 PM
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actually i foundout from alot research it serves a purpuse other then keepin the engine clean. toyota put it on for aerodynamics if this wasnt so . look how the bottom as seprate lines allowing air to pass smoothly undr the car.
just like the real race cars. they have a whole piece that looks exactly like the underside . very intresting though it does help trust me .
just like the real race cars. they have a whole piece that looks exactly like the underside . very intresting though it does help trust me .
again more mis information on this forum that gets spread.
09-01-09, 07:41 AM
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actually i foundout from alot research it serves a purpuse other then keepin the engine clean. toyota put it on for aerodynamics if this wasnt so . look how the bottom as seprate lines allowing air to pass smoothly undr the car.
just like the real race cars. they have a whole piece that looks exactly like the underside . very intresting though it does help trust me .
just like the real race cars. they have a whole piece that looks exactly like the underside . very intresting though it does help trust me .
put of a reason?...yes
worse gas mileage?...would you like to show proof prior to making such a statement
we dont drive rx-7's. if you remove the undertray on those cars they overheat. we dont have those issues.
09-01-09, 09:13 AM
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lol, my turbo helps me overcome any aerodynamic issues....
and as for gas mileage... not only is that so negligible, would you even care?
The only noise you will probably hear in your cabin will be through the transmission tunnel from your noisy transmission, or if you have a sagging door hinge letting in air.
if you can hear any difference from removing the undershield, well then good day to you sir.
and as for gas mileage... not only is that so negligible, would you even care?
The only noise you will probably hear in your cabin will be through the transmission tunnel from your noisy transmission, or if you have a sagging door hinge letting in air.
if you can hear any difference from removing the undershield, well then good day to you sir.
