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**thinair** · 02-20-2004, 09:43 PM

Basically this thing goes under the front bumper and replaces the plastic undertray with an aluminum one. Lots of people have lost their plastic ones on the street (including me) and this is a stronger alternative, and I can't see it falling off anytime soon.

At least this way i don't have to worry about debris coming up and slamming onto a rad hose or something, plus it keeps a lot of air from coming into the engine bay from the bottom of the car.

I had to make a couple cuts along the front edge due to my non-OEM bumper cover, but it fits.

Before:

Now:

This is what the underpanel itself looks like

By the way, these are not my pictures, I don't have a digital camera (yet), but at least you get the idea.

And Kirasir, no I haven't forgotten, msg me about this when you can.

02-20-2004, 09:43 PM	#1
thinair moderationistismingly Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Bradford, ON Posts: 8,792 Car: 97 328is-02 Impreza	Just installed a JT-Designs Undertray Basically this thing goes under the front bumper and replaces the plastic undertray with an aluminum one. Lots of people have lost their plastic ones on the street (including me) and this is a stronger alternative, and I can't see it falling off anytime soon. At least this way i don't have to worry about debris coming up and slamming onto a rad hose or something, plus it keeps a lot of air from coming into the engine bay from the bottom of the car. I had to make a couple cuts along the front edge due to my non-OEM bumper cover, but it fits. Before: Now: This is what the underpanel itself looks like By the way, these are not my pictures, I don't have a digital camera (yet), but at least you get the idea. And Kirasir, no I haven't forgotten, msg me about this when you can. __________________ "Driving is like a narcotic, an addiction that can take over lives. It ruins people, breaks families apart, and even kills. It’s habit that needs to be fueled. Time, money, rationality, sweat, knuckle skin, and anyone who disapproves are of little importance to a driver, and are often overlooked. Hi, I’m Nelson, and I’m a drivaholic." Last edited by thinair; 02-20-2004 at 11:30 PM.