well earlier today the front part of my plastic Skid Plate under my car got loose, and i tied it down and came loose agian. so i was wondering what do i do. can i take it off or drill another hole to hold it down??? any suggestion

 

is your warranty done?

 

His warranty is void because he installed aftermarket turn signal fluid!!!

Isn't the skid plate held on by screws? It's possible that if you are bottoming out that you could have busted the screws that hold on the skid plate. Might as well take it to the dealer if you can get around to it!

 

yea i was thinking of just taking it in/i need an oil change also. ahha yea a couple of screw came off, like 4 or 5.

 

Well I am running the no skid plate mod.....What about you Jon. It's a hot mod. the advantage is that whenever you are leaking oil....there is a cute little puddle under your car when you leave a parking space.

 

so you can jsut take it off and nothing will happen to your car? i woulda thought something could happen like rocks flying into your engine bay

 

Lies lies all LIES! I'll have to show you next time. There are 2 "sections" of skip plate under there. One towards the front right behind the front bumper and one further back like just behiind the oil pan. Not sure if this changed from year to year bumy whole under carriage is wide open. better airflow

 

yepppp daves right... lol im sure the dealer would fix it man Grubbs doesnt really seem to mind about that stuff go see "Hoot" (the service manager) hes awesome man... takes care of many things that he knows i messed up for me...

 

No I put the skid plate back on in preparation for Don Davis auto show ... one less mod that I would have to worry about

But now that I'm not going to the Don Davis thing I might have to re-"install" the no-skid-plate mod!

 

That's a hot mod. Not many people run that one. But that mod puts you over the 5 mod rule right. You'd have to step up to the "mild" class with that mod secured.

 

Buy the right size bolts and make sure to get WASHERS to go along with it, problem solved.