having 2nd thoughts on a aluminum under tray....
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07-13-2014, 04:36 PM
having 2nd thoughts on a aluminum under tray....
I have been thinking about getting 1 for awhile here now but after witnesses a g.s. bottoming out a customers 03 g35 sedan after I spent a 5 hours doing his brembo install, when he bottomed out he bent the aluminum tray and the screws for the oil drain flap puncher the oil pan. I still planning on get 1 but I am going to either rivet the oil flap or weld it in place, so mine doesn't have the same thing happen.
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07-13-2014, 05:37 PM
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07-13-2014, 06:20 PM
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07-13-2014, 08:22 PM
More than a few members here on Driver have aluminum undertrays, this is the first negative comment I've heard! Is it possible this happened on a sedan that was slammed or to dangerously low to be driven on the street? I would order one but the 
that makes them won't give me a price on one polished in the inside...Gary
that makes them won't give me a price on one polished in the inside...Gary
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07-13-2014, 11:35 PM
More than a few members here on Driver have aluminum undertrays, this is the first negative comment I've heard! Is it possible this happened on a sedan that was slammed or to dangerously low to be driven on the street? I would order one but the that makes them won't give me a price on one polished in the inside...Gary
that makes them won't give me a price on one polished in the inside...Gary
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07-13-2014, 11:36 PM
more than a few members here on driver have aluminum undertrays, this is the first negative comment i've heard! Is it possible this happened on a sedan that was slammed or to dangerously low to be driven on the street? I would order one but the That makes them won't give me a price on one polished in the inside...gary
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